@gamingonlinux mine no longer smells 😭 After ssd upgrade it has lost the lovely steamdeck smell.

@gamingonlinux I must confess I do that regularly too. Mostly during loading times. Mine is not that smelly anymore but the hot air flow on the upper lip always feels nice

@gamingonlinux i thought I'm the only one doing this 😅 I'm glad I'm not alone.

@gamingonlinux just flashed mine on fedora, worked flawlessly only needing to use chrome was annoying. u-dev rule is understandable, but might be problematic for some users.

wow nobodys gonna miss it honestly. im not really surprised

@gamingonlinux I managed to update my Stadia controller to use bluetooth, but I can not for the life of me make it work under Steam. I assume I might need to do something to map the controller correctly, but for instance playing ARK I could not get the aiming to work, although I could move around using the controller.

@gamingonlinux goat strategy game

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If this handles the sort of old games that sorely need a community patch to run acceptably (eg Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines) this could be the start of a big deal for Linux distros in the Steam hardware survey generally.

This looks close to merging "modded PC gaming" with "push cartridge into console and turn on to start playing". I'd love to just start playing Morrowind or Deus Ex with QoL mods and .ini edits like it was Streets of Rage 2 on a Mega Drive.

@gamingonlinux "How to alienate a couple million gamers in 2023 Step 1"

@gamingonlinux yikes

@gamingonlinux
Patch note on Steam right now for The Division 2:
"Fixed an issue that caused the game to be unable to boot on Steam Deck"
Maybe you can test it again?

@gamingonlinux a sad day for that guy indeed... Learned his hero is a jerk. I gotta say, really relatable feeling these days lol

@gamingonlinux «be careful what you wish for» and all that. Dante's contrapasso in action.

@gamingonlinux conservatives are by far the biggest cucks on the planet, when that whole thing trended a few years back they were just telling on themselves

@gamingonlinux This looks great!

@gamingonlinux In the capture, Julius is a women ? 😀

@gamingonlinux Fluffy Bunnies! Oh yes, I remember the 4-player/1-Keyboard experience! This was great! 😀

@gamingonlinux I'm enjoying this series;

@gamingonlinux Loving this game !

@gamingonlinux and here I am still dicking around building bridges in the Black Forest...

@gamingonlinux mastodon.social is overloaded again.

@gamingonlinux Yup, I already had it set! I generally prefer darker UI for apps and websites I spend a lot of time looking at. A little easier on the eyes. I appreciate you making it an option! 😀 👍

@gamingonlinux But is this dark theme open source?

@gamingonlinux Why not default dark mode?

@gamingonlinux as a modern board games fan I approve this! :allthethings:

@gamingonlinux That is awesome! I have been looking for an alternative to Tabletop Sim. This isn't going to replace it right away but down the line this is going to be great for getting my friends together for TTRPG and miniature campaigns. Also it being made in the Godot Engine is a plus.

@gamingonlinux Developer here, thank you for sharing my game! It's a weird but awesome feeling having someone you've been following for a while write about your project 😁

@gamingonlinux this sounds amazing! Wishlisted.

@gamingonlinux "For The Wrap" is a nice FTL + Slay the spire combo as well

@gamingonlinux Immediately on my WL.

@gamingonlinux This is why I'm happy the Steam Deck is a thing. GPUs in particular almost feel like getting scammed buying one and I just kind of want off that ride.

...Fortunately Valve came up with a solution that runs Linux as a cherry on top.

Granted it doesn't replace really high end cards but it's kind of to the point where it makes more sense to rent compute time than to try and buy one.

@gamingonlinux The one and only "ready to run" it self built pc I bought was the MSI Aegis something something 5. With a 3090 i9 11900K and 128GB of ram. Power machine. Monster. Superfast.
Ugly as fuck. Build to the limit. Permanently overheating, even with the water cooling unit which was built in.
No thank you. No MSI parts for a looooong time.
And no nVidia on Linux. Not until the OSS drivers are usable.

@gamingonlinux those leaks are getting out of hand :partyparrot:

@gamingonlinux Unfortunately the harm this does to Valve’s trust in license partners doesn’t seem worth old information on a bunch of cancelled projects.

@gamingonlinux correct me if I'm wrong but it looks like Tyler was doing wrong assumptions again and the leaker decided to leak what they had to prove Tyler wrong?

it seems like it's another one of the Tyler's sagas that ends up doing more damage to the Source community as a whole than helping it out.