I don’t need permission to play what I paid for
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PC Game Pass on Linux Sounds Great — Until You Remember You Still Don’t Own Any of It
I saw the news about Xodus and at first there is this obvious part of my brain that goes, okay, this is actually pretty damn impressive. An open-source project trying…
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