@gamingonlinux terrible name though 😭

@gamingonlinux love it, hope this gets the usage it deserves :)

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I wonder if that approach would work with upgradable CPUs in Laptops?

@gamingonlinux What they're saying sounds reasonable and i dont see any cause to assume they aren't doing this with good intentions. What im worried about is this being accepted and brought up in some AAA publishers board room as evidence that people are ok with "Generative AI art" in games and be used to justify less ethical uses.

@gamingonlinux sounds to me like this is exactly what generative AI is useful for when put to it.

@gamingonlinux "we will behave ethical and in the best interest of our creator race" Rouge Servitor says.

@gamingonlinux Not quite sure why someone would want to use anything but SteamOS on the Deck. No one can compare to Valve when it comes to support. Things like that scheduler will surely hit SteamOS, once Valve thinks it's ready from prime-time.

But sounds like a great solution for non-Deck handhelds, especially if this includes a gamescope session to have a gaming mode like the Deck does.

@gamingonlinux Finally a use for these 120WPM.

@gamingonlinux how much will the monthly fee be to shut the ads off?

@gamingonlinux Reject AAA, embrace indie and libre games (And piracy)

@gamingonlinux lol - if I see one ad in a game I payed full price for, that's it for me. Gonna GTFO. I have a library full of games I can play, probably until I die of old age, without looking at an ad once.

@ThePlant The epitome of trying the same thing, expecting different results.

@gamingonlinux this is honestly the funniest ban interaction i’ve had in ages, how stupid 😂😂😂

@gamingonlinux great fucking news

@gamingonlinux it's about dang time. Nvidia still has tons of 'special sauce' sitting in their proprietary userland drivers and card-side firmware.

All of the other PC video cards have opened up their "how do I configure the hardware to display a framebuffer" and "how do I submit command lists" kernel code without some horrible IP apocalypse happening to them. Having a PC with an Nvidia-tainted kernel means one thing to a user - *any* kernel bug at all can only be debugged by Nvidia.

@gamingonlinux The Witcher: Enhanced Edition wasn't working with 9-2 or 9-4 for me, but works flawlessly on 9-5 as well.

@gamingonlinux I see things like this and it makes me want to get a Steam deck.

@gamingonlinux Thanks for the heads-up. Looks interesting. Downloading the demo now.

@gamingonlinux looks cool. Thanks for the tip.

@gamingonlinux are public mentions still okay if we want to send you memes?

@gamingonlinux definitely the #SteamDeck

@gamingonlinux For the average consumer? The Steam Deck. While a lot of people may never see desktop mode, I use it extensively at least 3-4 days a week as a daily laptop.

It's not the strongest laptop I could bring, but it's strong enough for every day use. I'm learning to love what Arch Linux and KDE can offer!

@gamingonlinux the #steamdeck for the average user.

@gamingonlinux yup and not just the first Marathon, the entire franchise has been free for more than a decade (I remember playing Durandal and Infinity downloaded from the Aleph One website in my Pentium 3).

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These are probably the same people lobbying Netflix to cancel Good Omens.

@gamingonlinux A group I was a part of, when I was a weather enthusiast, reported on a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mediterranean_tropical-like_cyclone and we were called "the Italians" on Wikipedia...

@gamingonlinux very Kai’s Power Goo interface

@gamingonlinux Awesome. I've been waiting for a no-fuss way to get it running on my Deck.