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Yeah I'll probably get the wheel eventually. I also found that I have dirt 1 and 3 in my steam account, probably got them for free. I will give them a try as well

Super Woden looks interesting! Thanks for the suggestion

Wait so does this mean that if I buy the 5 it will be eventually delisted because of 6 and lose everything?

Yeah well 300h is a lot, it's gonna be hard for me to reach that level. That's a good option, I'll definitely check it out. However, I don't understand how the game works in terms of cars availability and if the base game is enough since there are thousands of dlc and in addition you, as well as others, always mention this weekly unlock thingy.

Thanks for the suggestions! If I'd go with a Forza horizon, which one should I pick? Do you know if there's any Linux support for the game you mentioned?

As someone who wants to approach car racing games, what would be the suggestion to start with? I remember I played need for speed undercover and shift many years ago and I enjoyed them (shift was one of my favorite) But I haven't been in the scene for a long time. I just want to casually play, because I kinda like the genre and I was thinking about getting a steering wheel eventually.

Any recommendations?

https://www.mentalfloss.com/science/psychology/tetris-effect-psychology

I did similar with caddy. I own a domain and my server runs pihole and it is configured as DNS server. So what I did was setup caddy to create local subdomains that are only reachable through my network. For example: subdomain.mydomain.com , that works only from home. It works with ssl as well

Project zomboid

You're welcome. I knew about CUDA because I hit my head with it with manjaro. However, I vaguely remember that when I tried in Cachy, it asked for the dependency as well. I think I tried to install with octopi tool though.

Yes I meant Cachy for limine, I didn't know Endeavour didn't do it too.

You need to install CUDA first, if you have a Nvidia card. Limine is already an option when you install the os.

That works. I did it with a LG tv: Have a server advertising the routes with tailscale and in your tv when you configure the connection select that server as gateway and that's it.