Where the art 'zines at?
Bazzite! Especially if you don’t want to tinker with the system too much.
Edit: regarding security/stability; Bazzite is an unofficial member of the Fedora Immutable (erstwhile Silverblue) family. It stays in lockstep with their release cycle and the RPM OStree, so the actual “system” part is pretty much the same.
Divinity: Original Sin 2? I suppose it looks a little bit gorey too, but nowhere near that high definition. Definitely no squirmers…
I’m thoroughly addicted to the demo, still. Was kinda hoping it was a tiny bit cheaper…
I want everything about this
Most importantly, I find, it let’s us turn off mentions on replies by default.
Did you happen to notice if yours also said touch support: none?
Yesterday was the first time I got the survey on my Deck.
I got it on the desktop (as I often am during the day because I do all my work on it), and noticed that while it reported the device as Valve manufactured and the OS correctly, a whole bunch of other data was wrong, like it said the device didn’t support touch, etc.
Should I have taken the survey on Game Mode? Is it even possible to get the survey in Game Mode?
Skyrim, Limbo, Stardew Valley.
Bismuth is better for those of us who want dynamic tiling.
Unfortunately, the developer no longer wants to maintain it, and while it’s still working through KDE gaining a tiling API (that doesn’t do anything dynamically, also what Polonium uses) for the most part, who knows how long it’ll last…
The sooner the second one comes out the better. Won’t have to worry about further repeats…
I still haven’t finished Bastion because I didn’t want to break the loop.
I still haven’t finished Planescape: Torment despite playing it over many years because I had too much fun reloading and exploring parallel branches.
Them and their buddy must get around…
(The game has a mechanic where you can gain candy needed to power up specific “buddy” pokémon from fitness tracker walking distance)
camelCase or Pascal…
I’ve been using it as my main (and only) machine for the whole year. Work included (dev, illustration, graphic design, cgi)
If an APU counts, pretty much everything these days. The Steam Deck, even with its now “old” APU just keeps on steaming ahead!
Caveats: HD or lower. Sometimes at 30fps for big fancy AAA games.