You can do this on a per project basis.

Under Project Setting > General enable advanced settings.

Then under Debug > GDScript you can set your preferred settings for warning and error. I like these settings as it's more like a statically typed language:

• Untyped Declaration: Error
• Unsafe Property Access: Error
• Unsafe Method Access: Error
• Unsafe Cast: Warn
• Unsafe Call Argument: Error

Yeah steam just isn't great through xwayland. Also on amd + Wayland and it has been pretty bad in recent days. Hope we get native Wayland soon

The article didn't really explain anything though. All it did was mention a couple types of processors that may benefit.

Someone more knowledgeable can correct me, but the main idea is that pinning can dedicate (or pin) certain cores to a specific process such as a game to improve performance.

Parking can dynamically disable cores not needed for the process, improving thermals and energy consumption.

Packages get updated a lot in arch. Occasionally a package may push an update with a big that can cause major problems. Often times those bugs are fixed relatively quickly, but if you update too often, you are more likely to update to a package with such bugs.