Row 67422

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Ever heard of the Steam Deck? Nifty little handheld PC/game console hybrid. That runs Linux. So pretty good, actually. A shocking number of games offer native support, and many more offer straightforward install/play through wrappers (which sounds more complicated than it ends up being most of the time).

Even when I ran it 10+ years ago it was mostly driver support for stuff like racing wheels or head tracking g and joysticks or simulators that barely ran on windows let alone Linux. If it werent for those, just about every other game I played worked well with minimal fuckery.

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text Ever heard of the Steam Deck? Nifty little handheld PC/game console hybrid. That runs Linux. So pretty good, actually. A shocking number of games offer native support, and many more offer straightforward install/play through wrappers (which sounds more complicated than it ends up being most of the time). Even when I ran it 10+ years ago it was mostly driver support for stuff like racing wheels or head tracking g and joysticks or simulators that barely ran on windows let alone Linux. If it weren…
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datetime 2024-05-23
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