late reply but, i bought a deck on launch! stuff has gotten a lot easier, but you still need tweaks to get full performance.

at the very least you need to know how to use launch options and navigate protondb, which i have specifically been told is a bridge too far for some folks.

i think within the decade it may very well be truely plug and play. valve is doing some serious heavy lifting for gaming on linux.

launch tweaks, protonup-qt, decky plugins, the list goes on. there’s a number of things you need to understand before you can have a truely seamless experience on steamos in the same way you can on a bespoke console.

as much as i appreciate the convenience, it’s far from 1:1

sometimes you can do this just by existing and being a good friend! people can be weird.

HEAVILY depends on what “masking” is in this particular circumstance

ITT: OP calls everyone who thinks he should use the checkbox “liars”

believe it or not, hostess twinkies

the “BONELESS WINGS” part

i somehow knew it would be him

YOOOOOO this is pretty sick actually!

lotta games end up with a non-current version becoming popular because of mod compatibility. in the absense of such support on steam, A LOT of workshop content gets straight abandoned after a game updates.

the philosophy reads like coping mechanisms of an abused spouse

i’m still new hahah

it’s either fedora kinoite or fedora silverblue based depending on whether you go with the plasma or gnome version. i just built this pc, it’s all AMD and it’s worked perfect out the box so far.

i somehow both love and hate that this exists.

if someone told me they needed this for a project i’d make a lot of judgements all at once, but if someone showed me this in a finished project? i think i’d just fully love it.

why’s my brain like this

i think? closer to indie for me, but every song he recorded into that boombox in a shower is DEFFO folk punk.

i’m operating almost entirely on vibes btw

after almost a year of running popOS, a random update borked a lot of my display settings. deffo a one time issue, but i did wanna switch to bazzite anyway and i’ve been liking it a lot so far. it’s my go-to for recommendations now, very no-nonsense!

might be similar reasons as the american settlers had, more hands for work offsets the extra mouths to feed.

only benefits of flathead screws are:

1. ezpz to make if you have to make a custom screw

2. when you strip a (better headed) screw, you can just cut a single channel and you’re ready to try again

3. i guess maybe they’re cheaper? idk i really think it’s just the two things

he wrote two

oh my fucking god he wrote basically this same exact article when the first thing happened.

i shouldn’t know more about tech than tech journalists, this is obscene.