Please, there are so many options out there for you that are probably better suited for your needs than SteamOS will eventually be. You must have seen this repeated over and over again. Waiting for SteamOS on desktop makes no sense. Just go ahead and install Linux now. Any distro, switching is easy if you’re not happy.

Good to hear since it should be a fun game to play on the Deck but 40 € for a remake is a bit too much for me.

Check out Wolf. It uses Sunshine and doesn’t require a dummy plug.

Odd jobs, here and there.

I saw that option but it seems to actually install Emudeck instead

Thank you so much! I was not familiar with ujust at all but it did the trick! Then it only took two more days to configure Sunshine and the VM properly to work with Wayland.

Firewallcmd’s runtime-to-permanent is one of my favorite features of any software. Set everything up, make sure everything works before making the changes permanent. If not, just reboot!

Thanks for clarifying. The headline led me to believe that the team refused to shake hands with the entire nation of Israel, as is known to be the traditional pre-match arrangements of any game.

Don’t forget keychain Pokémon and fridge Pokémon! Truly signs of wild imagination.

Sorry to break it to you

Didn’t they get a new, Russia friendly government recently?

Thanks for the tip but Mesa is not in the backports repo.

Incredible.

Why would an OEM need to buy a Windows license if the customer has no interest in using Windows?

Windows optimized for anything seems to be pretty much impossible.

Mostly not at all but sometimes I want to try some new features and that’s when it gets annoying. Right now, I’d like to try passing encoding capability from my APU to a VM I’m hosting but it requires Mesa 23 and Debian is on 22.

I run Debian on my server and while it’s sometimes annoying how old a lot of packages are, it’s ridiculously stable.

Removing Windows frees up tons of space!

I ran Manjaro happily for a while because I was scared of the Arch installation process. A couple of years ago, though, an update broke my system. By then, the archinstall script had come along so I tried installing Arch with that and I haven’t looked back.

I’m looking forward to that, too!