I use ubuntu because my provider has that by default. It’s not my favourite distro these days, but gets the job done.
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I use ubuntu because my provider has that by default. It’s not my favourite distro these days, but gets the job done.
I had a similar question: https://lemmy.ml/post/12919434
Docker makes sense if you are deploying thousands of machines in the cloud. I don’t think it makes as much sense if you have your own hardware.
Some services do have 1-line installers with docker, so those might be useful. But they usually have 1-line non-docker installers too.
I don’t have a Deck, but my experience with Linux gaming on the laptop changed dramatically around 2020-2021 when dxvk started to mature. Since then I haven’t ran into a game that does not work in Linux.
dxvk has come a long way.
At this point it’s safe to assume all games work, except those that explicitly ban Linux users via shady anti-cheat software.
orange pi looks very promising