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I got the 3 years deal, so it is quite cheap for me.

I have been using NordVPN since forever to be honest.

Never had any problem (servers always up and good speed too), but people say that it is very expensive in comparison with other VPN providers, so I don't know.

Definitely will look into it.

Ahh ok, gotcha. Thank you for the explanation.

That's outrageous. Reddit turned from "front page of the internet" to "shithole" in 1 second. LoL

What is this? Honestly I don't understand the "repost" thing.

I am afraid on iOS there are no easy work around, because you are not allowed to install app out of the App Store (I heard iOS 17 will have this feature).

However, you can use AltStore, is a program (Mac and Windows, no Linux if I am not mistaken) that allow you to side load 3 apps on you iPhone/iPad, but you will need to resign them every week to keep them working.

Having said that, as an iPadOS user, I can say that iTorrent is probably the best client to download torrents in your apple devices.

You can have a look at GitHub for more information. Sadly, the last update was on Sept 2020, but it stills work fine for me on my iPad Mini 5.

Good luck 😊

EDIT: I am sorry, do you want something to manage your torrents from your iPhone? If so, sorry, I completely missread your request.

I think you can find an app you can install with AltStore.

I think they screen record it, but not through software.

Maybe they use a hardware to do that.

Happy for you man.

What storage does it have?

I am playing Diablo 4 at the moment, run flowlessly, but Battle.Net is a bit of a pain to handle on Linux.

Here are some tools you would want to install:

• CryoUtilities: a tool to optimize SteamOS (Mostly RAM and Storage).
• EmuDeck: it will install a various range of emulators, sadly BIOS are not included.
• Docky Loader: it allow you to load Plugins and constomize your experience with SteamOS.
• Heroic Launcher: Linux Client for Epic Store and GOG.com.

For the rest, have fun. :)

EDOT: As others have said, you better off to full factory reset it, as a PC it can be tempered easily.

That sounds just about right. That fact that it is open source, already give me a good peace of mind.

Thanks for the information. 😊

That was an interesting comparison. It is impressive how much Linux GAMING is improved.

Thanks for sharing. 👍

It look like a driver problem? Not sure though. Are other games working fine?

Would be useful to be provided with more information about your PC. :)