jonion

Can't believe it's broken on X11 too lol

I guess it's in Valve's hands, then.. unluko

edit: does the problem persist if you change your desktop res to 4:3 before launching the game?

Are you using Wayland or X11? (find out by entering "echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE" into a terminal)

I suspect you're on Wayland, because that's what I'm using and I also can't click anything when using a non-native resolution. I used to be able to get around this by editing the executable but as you can see that's been broken since October. For all the good Valve have done for Linux gaming, they sure don't seem too bothered by their flagship being busted.

This is where I've just given up and switched to native res (as I want to keep using Wayland) but you might be able to make it work by switching to an X11 session. What distribution are you running?

"I ordered some donuts"

"Put the tissue in the bin/trash"

"Clean up a spill"

"You ~~bing your~~ search"

What on earth is "to shamwow"? I had to Google™ (read: look up) what that meant!

Man, I sure do love to DoorDash™ some Dunkin'™!

Part of me hopes the original post was intentional marketing, because I'm still not ready to accept that people speak in brands now.

He is a libertarian/conservative type, which means that tolerant people wish eternal torment upon him.

I appreciate the concern (getting squeezed like that is a major phobia of mine), but that door is flimsy and doesn't even close properly anyhow (which is how he got in in the first place), so he's safe :3

What a beautiful photo!

The competing patriarchal nations sure are!

Thankfully I foiled his Generalplan Desk. He occupied the chair for a while, but I drove him out with a counteroffensive (threatening to sit on him).

That's a nice solution. In my case putting the couch by the window was a good upgrade, as I can lay there for ages looking up at the mountains, so my boy here actually boosted the Feng Shui of this particular room :D

You might know him as Lawrence. Notoriously happy fellow.

I love what Valve have done for GNU/Linux, but you have to admit that the Steam software itself is a bit of a janky mess.