I’ve not tried boost, but Voyager has a pwa, just try it for yourself if you’re curious.

I just switched to Voyager, it’s pretty good so far.

Strawman city over here. I do not despise China or the Chinese people. I have actually visited China and loved my time there, the people I met, and the food I ate. I think it is a beautiful country with wonderful people and a rich history. I can also recognize that their autocratic ruling party represses and censors their citizens, and I don’t think that is a good thing. I wish the best for China and truly hope that some day, all their citizens will be able to express themselves freely.

I just didn’t understand the way your question was worded because it was garbled. I don’t have any reason to host a data server and I don’t live in China, so you got me, I’ve never been personally impacted by Chinese government censorship and repression. Obviously that means it doesn’t exist, QED.

But oh, as long as I make sure not to upset anyone rich or in power I would be fine, don’t worry. Do you ever read what you type?

Your reading comprehension is pretty low. My original comment was specifically in response to another individual questioning why the idea of hosting servers in China to escape censorship was “lol”. That’s it.

I switched to Bing a few months ago and really like it. It does suck how much Microsoft shoves their shit in your face tho.

I don’t understand, please rephrase your question.

Your whataboutism isn’t really useful here, I’m just responding to the question about China. The point of his response was that there isn’t really any place left to go. And even if your response was relevant it would be laughable, the censorship that the Chinese government perpetrates puts most other countries to shame.

+1, there are some things I wish were different but overall Microsoft To Do is a great app.

Seems pretty clear from context, China is an autocratic state well known to engage in censorship when it fits the party’s desires.

Ok thanks, that’s pretty neat. I tried enabling that option and updating the runner for the steam game but it didn’t do anything. Oh well.

Do you mean you can force a game in the Linux steam client to run using wine instead of proton? How?

Yep, I’ve tried a bunch and always go back to Microsoft to do, it is almost perfect.

If all you’re doing is lurking, check out libreddit

They are also apparently planning to sell anti cheat, so probably want to fix their image.

100%, will buy again but not a subscription