Oh good centralized under github instead of Nexus, that’ll solve all the problems!

I’m not sure how long you’ve been modding games, but nexus is a treasure despite its problems and the way it has scaled was to suit the need of the userbase.

Don’t get me wrong, flathub is great, but there’s an insane amount of other variables in the mix with modding games that makes it much more complex then just downloading a package. Not to mention the entire ecosystem built out (thinking things like wabbajack, mod organizer, etc)

It does if you’re launching through something else so steam doesn’t realize you’re launching it, like don’t directly hit play on the actual game.

Sadly it usually does result in a stock price increase, because less expenses

Disable updates in steam and launch with a different icon to bypass the update on launch, classic Bethesda game workarounds

And who’s hosting that git repo?

It probably is because the game already had several updates just last year, reviewer was talking out their ass.

They’re just going to use the same Big Picture Steam layout, that’s exactly what it’s for.

This but just JF instead of Navidrome

I played for like 8 hours straight yesterday, yes my arms and fingers hurt a bit but are fine today.

I’m pretty sure the LCD deck page literally said that when I bought my OLED several months ago

Family sharing got a huge upgrade recently too where now only the game you’re actually playing is locked instead of your whole library.

It works great for me on wifie 6e, I did have issues using remote play from my PC to my deck until I disabled AX for the 2.4/5ghz networks on my router tho

What a benign comment to respond so strongly to lmao

Great guides https://www.simplehomelab.com/

Even though I don’t use the extra stuff in nextcloud, it runs perfectly fine on my hardware and is great as a replacement for onedrive functionality

I am not sure how it works with authentik and the navidrome mobile apps, but I with Authelia and Immich, I basically had to add a header bypass to the traefik config and in the immich mobile app, maybe something similar is possible?

Mobile apps that aren’t supported lose functionality quicker then webUI alternatives (since web standards stick around longer I’d guess)

My issue on PlayStation controllers is my thumbs hit each other If both sticks are inward, for example moving right while turning left.

I don’t have large hands so I don’t understand how it’s not a more widespread reported issue. Xbox style controllers completely solves this and things like my deck of course its on opposite sides of the screen

Same, I always have to disable it or greatly dial it back, for example in fallout nv I leave it on with low sensitivity while I’m holding the trigger to ads, so I can have the fun aiming experience when I want to, what I really can’t stand is “thumb on joystick activates gyro” MF I leave my thumb on the thimbstick when I want to use it, why would I want to trigger gyro?

Learning about quant level was helpful as well