The Deck doing what I was hoping it’d do, light a fire under devs to get on board with Linux platforms

My situation, give it to the “computer” guy.

It synchronises files between machines. So you could sync your home folder for example or just backup games that don’t support cloud saves

Can I be kicked out of a Steam Family?

Yes, adult family members can kick any family member out of the Steam Family.

Just like real my real family

galvanic corrosion

It’s mad they make what is just high settings preset on a pc a marketing value worth all this energy.

Hopefully there’s no aluminium in the SD card slot

I’m a bazzite user coming from silverblue, Jorge and the team have really done a great job when you think how daunting silverblue can be at first but how accessible the I ublue projects are.

But I’ll add another point to Garruda because I completely miss judged it. Initially thought yup another edgy gamerz distro but their tools are awesome particularly the btrfs manager.

“Police could not help” Funny that

no thats it

immuatables be all about /var

Just watch out for the tunnel snakes

A club what are your interests? Create a club based around something you’re interested in.

Do you have a couple of machines or is your pc pretty good. Get into containerisation VMS, docker start running some self hosted services.

We used to call then flutterbys definitely trolling

Love seeing this kinda thing on lemmy nice change from posting links

I hope this comment finds you well,

This meme perfectly captures the desperate plea of tech companies trying to get users to embrace their AI features. It’s like they’re saying, “We promise it’s worth it—just look at that gradient!” 😅

I am an person

Are we talking a bout this noncredibledefence submission? Vespa 150

Smarttube for your android based tv things like firesticks

OS wise this is ready to go, my main concern is that their emu deck project is written in a way that needs KDE to be fully functional. Hopefully this is just because is started out as a steam deck app and isn’t inexperience.

The old frontends like Hyperspin and Launchbox were similar in that they were developed in such a way it really limited where those projects could go, as such the retro frontends for Linux have been pretty limited.

Be really cool to see them expand Emu deck into a standalone program, it’s even cooler that we’re seeing the intention of Ublue already allowing people to achieve their goals.