I’ve never watched him, but isn’t he just a Twitch streamer?

I don’t think I’ve even used bookmarks since Vista.

You don’t need to reboot to switch either. Just log out.

Popular FOSS also tend to have multiple GUI options.

A dock and kb+m when I know I’ll have space, a DeckMate used to attach a battery pack when I don’t

Bluetooth dongle

The deck has Bluetooth built in.

If I don’t have it docked I use the right one for anything first-person. I hate aiming with a thumbstick, so it gets used as a mouse. The left one usually gets used as a hotbar.

Yeah, how is it that none of these so-called “rivals” have even a single touchpad? I personally wouldn’t even consider a device that forces me to use a thumbstick as a mouse.

What advantage would federation bring to a database? Federation is a cool concept, but it doesn’t belong everywhere.

Needs to not have a big learning curve and be something we can just play for an hour or two when we have time.

So no on Factorio

You’re thinking of *nix.

The Deck does have desktop mode. I use it almost exclusively on mine.

You can buy them used if you can find them. I bought 2 directly from Valve before they were discontinued then a 3rd on Ebay.

I read Tim Sweeney’s name for the first time in this thread and don’t care enough to look him up, so I can’t comment on him. I don’t play a lot of multiplayer either, so Proton has been pretty great for me.

Pretty much the only remaining hurdle to Linux gaming is kernel-level anti-cheat which may be going away in the near future.

Minuum supposedly measures wpm and has been my favorite mobile keyboard since release. Unfortunately it hasn’t been updated in years.

Yeah, even the “difficult” distributions tend to just be a matter of following instructions to get a working installation. Gentoo was a massive PITA to maintain though. Chances are I was missing some knowledge that would’ve simplified things, but I spent way too much time on maintenance for the system to actually be useful. Arch has been much kinder.

The launcher wasn’t cracked. It’s a cross-platform open source launcher that works quite well under linux. The game itself was cracked, meaning they were trying to play without having purchased it.

A lot of the modern packs have quests. It could be considered finished when you complete all of those, which I haven’t. Now I’m playing DW20 which doesn’t have quests, so I can avoid all those judgemental looks I was giving myself.

I find it difficult to play vanilla Minecraft anymore. Every now and then my niece will ask if I’ll play with her, so I’ll boot up my switch. Other than that, modded is the way to go. I started shortly after Iskall85 started his single-player Vault Hunters series. Have yet to “finish” any pack, but they’re fun!