I do think it’s about time for a successor. But that didn’t mean the current Steam deck isn’t viable any more. There are still thousands of games it will happily play. And the others can probably be made to run with some TLC from the developers.
I do think it’s about time for a successor. But that didn’t mean the current Steam deck isn’t viable any more. There are still thousands of games it will happily play. And the others can probably be made to run with some TLC from the developers.
Cool. Then, during the next boom they’ll hire just anybody which leads to shittier games, which leads to another bust, and so on.
Let’s set up a steering committee to develop guidelines for an approval process for allocating funds to the creativity enhancement subcommittee.
There’s been a lot of positive buzz about Bazzite.
What distros did you try?
I have a Linux PC with Jellyfin hooked up to the TV but i find it awkward to use with a keyboard and trackpad while lying on the couch. It would be great to have a remote like the Chromecast one but I’m not sure if anything like that is available that would work with JF.
They’re going to run out of industries to fuck up soon.
I’ve never heard of that. Do you have a source on that? And how would it run like shit if you’re using something like a Chromecast?
The simple trick to turn a “smart” TV into a regular one is too cut off its internet access.
I’m sure that’s coming up.
Yeah that’s called having a YouTube channel. You try to make content that people want to watch. How very nefarious.
Steam Link is a thing. It’s great to play PC games on your living room TV. A Steam controller would be perfect for that.
Paperless-ngx might be worth a look. Probably overkill if you just want to store mails but great for general purpose document management.
Why do they have to personally attack me like that?
Oh noes! The customers won’t happily swallow whatever bullshit we shove down their throats! Oh the humanity!
Roblox is the new Second Life, then?
They’re all scared to piss off Microsoft by bringing out a Linux device.
There are plenty of people who will be happy to get one for $300. When I was young, that would have been serious money for me.