They’re not only being better optimized on Windows which results that running them through Proton is better. In a lot of cases Windows versions actually run, while native Linux don’t, because there’s no single stable API (ABI? Idk) on Linux and games break when you update your system.
The way it could work is that they could just put a message before starting the game that the red cross is only there to present a historical setting, but otherwise is a symbol of Red Cross movement. And there could be a setting to switch to green crosses, if you want to stream, etc.
Play video games, that is of course if I am my current age, because I was -1 years old in 1995.
I might be overly pedantic, but it drives me insane that there are many words, where you can’t take the meaning from its parts, because it would mean something completely different, but I guess that’s just how our languages work.
When driving - Google Maps
When commuting - Jakdojade (Polish app)
When riding my bike - Komoot
When hiking/walking - Komoot or Organic Maps
I only use reddit sometimes when I am searching something on google (i am just adding ‘reddit’ after keywords). The bonus is that I don’t get AI answers when I do this.
That’s one thing that makes me want to get myself checked. I am pretty sure I am on the spectrum, but still…
For quick notes I use unsaved Notepad++ whenever on Windows, and random text files on desktop on Linux made with KWrite.
For more organized notes I use self-hosted MediaWiki instance.