This matches my kitty.

I noticed her preference because if I lie on my left-hand side, she is a very happy little spoon and uses my arm as a pillow.

If I lie on my right-hand side, kitty is confused. She will take extra preparatory rotations hoping that one more turn will be enough for the problematic situation to resolve. After some hard stares, maybe an annoyed huff, she will reluctantly curl-up as a face-to-face non-spoon.

I really have to respect Wine's persistence (with Proton's help).

For so long it was one of those "and now you have two problems" technologies and now it looks like it's the slow blade that could actually kill Windows.

It's interesting to see the most recent internet archive snapshot from last week. Just 4 tiers. Basic, Standard, Premium which don't include Gemini. There is a fourth tier called "AI Premium" that does.

https://web.archive.org/web/20250611035305/https://one.googl...

I wonder what it will be next week.

Shame you have been downvoted. That's a reasonable question no matter where you stand. Motion is important too, not just static screen-shots.

I am 100% team Linux but cross-platform benchmarking is rife with problems. Differences are often from not testing the exactly same thing or different defaults that trade-off safety/quality/perf and can in theory be changed. No point measuring only one side of a triangle whose ratios are a matter of taste.

A responsible benchmark would try and prove fidelity.

Only "NetworkLM" and "Chat with AI in the Gemini app" in the UK even with "Enterprise Plus". I assume that is not Pro.