It’s a PR stunt if 99% AI is fine.

So 99% AI is OK if the last 1% was made by non-AI, a real dog bark or so.

Still contemplating whether adding emoji enhances legibility or clutters the bar up.

In case anybody’s looking for inspiration:

using their proprietary launcher

https://launcher.hytale.com/builds/release/linux/amd64/hytale-launcher-latest.flatpak

Not tried it but it’s a Flatpak. I’d say it’s a positive.

Amazing. Need to back up my tweaks first.

Conveniently forgeting the part where valve creates a gambling system for kids, as usual.

Do you mean loot boxes in Counter-Strike? A) It’s not a game for kids. B) And no, I’m not getting involved with parenting of other people’s children, so I actually do not care.

But I get it, the only things that mathers is you.

I matter to me, yes.

Bayern abschaffen, Franken gründen.

Isn’t the DRM provided by Steam optional?

Yes and it’s also opt-in.

Any chance to get a scroll to top icon (🔼) in there?

There has actually been a case going around about Valve forcing price parity despite their official ToS not saying so, with emails from employees to devs as evidence.

They’re doing a shitty job at enforcement if your claim is true.

I can’t understand the amount of energy people spend defending Valve.

Valve uses my money to make the Linux FOSS stack better for everyone, including me. GOG doesn’t.

Buying on Steam instead of GOG serves my personal interests.

What’s wrong Heroic?

Not officially supported. Using the GUI with a controller is wonky.

You can install an Arch image as well. Distrobox should work fine with these OCI images: https://github.com/archlinux/archlinux-docker?tab=readme-ov-file#arch-linux-oci-images

The only time you might “tinker” with gaming is when you want to install, say, an emulator or Heroic from the Discovery store (flatpak) to play your non-Steam games, all of which is optional.

Playing games from outside Steam is less tinkering in Bazzite than SteamOS because Bazzite supports those out of the box. I don’t have a Bazzite install in front of me right now but IIRC it comes with Lutris preinstalled. On SteamOS that’s an additional installation step.

Hopefully the maintainers of RetroDECK compile an ARM version until then: https://github.com/RetroDECK/RetroDECK/issues/1195

FYI: https://github.com/Detanup01/gbe_fork

Still gets updates, unlike original Goldberg

Also SteamOS runs Docker containers out of the box just fine because it ships podman.

tbh i havent bothered to attempt gaming on anything other than the steam deck.

At worst you need to install Steam on other distributions and then compatibility is no different than on SteamOS (on equal hardware, of course) because Steam runs its games inside standardized containers since some time.

SteamOS ships both podman and distrobox.

distrobox create --image registry.opensuse.org/opensuse/leap:16.0 --name opensuse to install openSUSE, for example, then distrobox enter opensuse to use it. If you like rolling releases, install and then execute opensuse-migration-tool to upgrade to Tumbleweed or Slowroll.