Last time they were trying to get devs to make games for Linux.

Now the steamdeck can play just about anything. The only exceptions are anti-cheat stuff and a random thing here and there. But that is really rare.

So, I guess what I’m trying to say is that it can’t be worse than last time.

I don’t live in the US, and I wonder if the used market for them are expensive here.

I’ll have to figure out what to search for.

I didn’t say there any been any great games in past 20 years.

But to answer your question, games were released without stores to purchase cosmetics or dlcc. Games were not released in a buggy state to be patched later, there was no online requirement for single player games.

I’d love to have o e of the ps3s that were backwards compatible.

It’s actually the only console since the nes that I never actually played.

That box brings back memories. What a great console! It was the last great generation of gaming. Once internet connected consoles became the norm, things started to go downhill in many ways.

That’s pretty crazy to think that a full mmo can now run on my phone.

We have come such a long way in regard to tech capability.

Now, let me dock my phone and run a full OS without being restricted to an App Store, Apple!

The white looks, cool but I think it will look dirty a bit faster. Also, the white boarder may be a bit distracting

I always prefer the dark colors around screens.

Thanks!!

Essentially? I don’t want people to share passwords or login at a friends house and forget to logout.

Thanks! I’ll look into duckdns.

I’m not very familiar with either option. I’ll look into both of them. I think cloudflare tunnels have bandwidth limits though and I’ll be hosting jellyfin, so it might eat through the bandwidth quickly.

Thanks! Last time I checked cloudflare had bandwidth limits. My primary uses for it may use a decent amount of bandwidth as I’ll be hosting jellyfin as well as my backup solution.

Why is prepaid service cheaper? I never understood why plans cost more. You would thing it would be the opposite.

This is really cool! I had no idea that asus had Linux support. I just skimmed their site, are all their current models supported?

I’ll have to consider them next time I get a computer.

This is going to have a much bigger impact on the third would countries.

Most people here are not going to buy a new computer there are tons of people who buy second hand laptops that are old to be able to afford them.

Additionally people are not tech savvy and don’t understand the implication of this. When they see an ad that says to buy a new computer, they are going to dismiss it the same way they dismiss all the other ads online telling them to buy stuff.

The app was really good and I’d be willing to pay for it, but not a subscription just to use features that are already in the app.

Additionally, it’s a scanner app, who scans enough to subscribe to a scanner app but doesn’t scan enough to not just buy a scanner?

Well not every game is for everybody. This just might not be for you.

Without knowing you better, I’d advise things like.

• take it slow, there is no rush to do anything.

• it’s ok to sleep early if you can think of something to do.

• you can really lose in this game.

My only complaint is that there isn’t more of the game 😂

Luckily mods solve this.

Stardew Valley.

Its revolver has continuously released huge updates for free and has commuted to never charging for dlc.

The games mechanics are pretty great and nothing in the game requires too much grinding to get.

Even when you “finish” the game, there are still things to do and starting a new files is always fun.

The characters are all great and have unique personalities. It really makes you feel like you are part of the town.

My wife and I have over 400 hours on a single file. It’s also enjoyable starting a new file. I like to challenge myself to see how quickly I can do certain objectives in the game.

It’s also decently cheap and has a huge community behind it.

Louis Rossman has a video about goes Netflix will not play 4K content on Linux. For some reason they limited the video resolution to 720.

Not sure if it’s still an issue. Also I had my brothers login for peacock and it didn’t run on Linux at all.

Now I’m just using a mibox, and it’s pretty good and doesn’t feel spammy.