Right, I confirmed UnityModManager looks different when I change the GTK theme.

Then, instead of Kate, I tried changing the GTK theme like you showed in Lutris and that works.

So the issue seems to lie with Mono. I found this old issue https://github.com/mono/mono/issues/9998 Mono seems to ignore the GTK_THEME environment variable. However there is a workaround: GTK_DATA_PREFIX= mono ./UnityModManager.exe makes mono default to a classic window theme.

Thanks for your help!

Unfortunately doesn’t work for me. I launch Unity Mod Manger with mono ./UnityModManager.exe but I also tried it on Kate, both with the commandline and the Menu-Editor shown in the last post. Both Unity Mod Manager and Kate launch, but do not change how they look.

The last time I used the power toys was on W10 but can’t you choose which components you install? Surely you can disable the autostart for the ones you are not using?

Well you do defeat the big bad at the end. The fate of that NPC doesn’t constitute a cliffhanger for me.

More importantly: all features were done. Personally I don’t really care about the story in ARPGs anyway.

Grim Dawn was completed before the devs started releasing DLC. Last Epoch, apparently, still has severe bugs and unfinished content.

Additionally 2 of 3 DLCs in Grim Dawn are more akin to olden timey expansions rather than modern cash-grab DLC.

The official GoG listing definitely mentions the Linux version. Just like every other game on GoG that has a Linux versions available.

Sure, the presentation is better than 20 years ago, but that is true for basically all games.

I found all companions to be painfully one dimensional, they all have exactly one gimmick and that’s all they ever talk about.
So the game never managed to make me care about their emotions, but I get where you are coming from.

For me the retcons aren’t even the worst part. There were zero logical reasons to name that game Baldurs Gate 3. It doesn’t continue the story and the mechanics are completely different. They just misused the big name, to get people hype up, and sadly, it seemed to have worked.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s an absolutely reasonable game, if you haven’t tried any other CRPGs. But there is a nearly endless number of CRPGs that are better than BG3 in every way, including all the points you listed. Except maybe for the cinematic part, I’ll grant you that, mostly because I don’t know what makes a game cinematic or why you’d want a CRPG to be cinematic.

Baldurs Gate 3: people hype it up as the best CRPG ever. When in fact it’s not even close. It loses in every category that matters to several dozen contenders (including Baldurs Gate 1 & 2): build diversity, story, writing, the UI.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

It’s in $HOME/.config/unity3d/ZeroTheCat/Mainframe

Thank you!

I know these DACs are awesome. But I really like the option to plug directly into the phone. Especially since the only reason not to have that is so that Apple and Samsung can sell you crappy, overpriced Bluetooth buds.

I always tried to avoid Samsung because of the amount of crapware pre-installed. Are the rugged versions better in this regard?

Only the Teracube seems to have a headphone jack, and as far as I can tell the Volla X23 would be the better option in every category.

That one looks amazing, thank you! Not sure I can hold out until December though.

Well to be fair, it’s mostly flac. Which isn’t exactly reasonable to have on a phone, but it serves as an extra backup.
And I see no reason why a new phone can’t do something my nearly a decade old phone could do.

Filtering to Android models that came out in 2025 yields 250 results.

Are you referring to the headphone jack or the sd card slot? Because geizhals.de shows 144 models having both running Android 15, ranging from 1500€ to under 100€ in price. Looks like plenty of options to me.

Beyond not wanting to carry a converter around, this is a matter of principle for me.