Sep 7, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 16 segments
This episode of the \*Linux OTC* podcast features hosts \*Bill\*, \*Charlie\*, and \*Eric* engaging in a lively and unscripted discussion about several contemporary technology topics, with a heavy…
Yeah, that's above my pay grade for I've got this academic interest in gaming just because I want to know that it's working on Linux and Not because I want to play it on Linux, because I do play every now and then, but I just don't have the time to invest in it.
But I like that it does work on Linux.
Everybody has the
time.
I'm just buying games.
That's all I do.
To be clear, you're not buying games.
Yeah, they've been in court.
arguing that no one would be dumb enough.
No one, Charlie, not even you, would be dumb enough to think, to even consider the possibility that you might own a game, a copy of the game.
Charlie, no. No.
My argument is that
it's always been that way, though.
It's just only now they have a mechanism to enforce it in a real way.
Well, I mean,
I think it's always been that way in that, like, when the copy of Super Mario Bros. 3 gets run over by your brother, you know, like...
Yeah, it's gone.
You got to go get another one, right? But there was a physicality to that,
right? Like you bought the license, the license built in.
It's
there.
You have it.
And you can sell it or give it away.
Yeah, that's above my pay grade for I've got this academic interest in gaming just because I want to know that it's working on Linux and Not because I want to play it on Linux, because I do play every now and then, but I just don't have the time to invest in it.
But I like that it does work on Linux.
Everybody has the
time.
I'm just buying games.
That's all I do.
To be clear, you're not buying games.
Yeah, they've been in court.
arguing that no one would be dumb enough.
No one, Charlie, not even you, would be dumb enough to think, to even consider the possibility that you might own a game, a copy of the game.
Charlie, no. No.
My argument is that
it's always been that way, though.
It's just only now they have a mechanism to enforce it in a real way.
Well, I mean,
I think it's always been that way in that, like, when the copy of Super Mario Bros. 3 gets run over by your brother, you know, like...
Yeah, it's gone.
You got to go get another one, right? But there was a physicality to that,
right? Like you bought the license, the license built in.
It's
there.
You have it.
And you can sell it or give it away.
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