

Aliens Dark Descent
Got it for free on the PS Plus and a great game so far.
I also enjoyed Aliens Colonial Marines even if it’s less my style.
Aliens Dark Descent
Got it for free on the PS Plus and a great game so far.
I also enjoyed Aliens Colonial Marines even if it’s less my style.
Well Last Of Us was really well optimized to get every last droplet of performance from the PS4. I guess it’s really different to develop for PC, as these guys are geniuses on consoles.
My experience with Linux sounds way easier than yours even if I agree with a lot of your points.
I never had to save an OS except when I tried to have two DE installed.
Otherwise it’s been pretty smooth except for minor issues related to my hardware.
Haven’t bought my Linux handheld yet, but I still think I’m gonna go with a used LCD steam deck. Still, I’m keeping my eyes open if it appears that the Legion Go S could be a good alternative.
Yeah I know about it.
It’s great to have this option 👍
Yeah I can’t wait.
I think it’ll be a perfect combo. Playstation 5 for demanding games, Steam Deck for less demanding games and a Surface Go linked to a big screen for administration.
I’ll get a used LCD one in a few months. Looking foward to it.
PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%
You’re a life saver and an e-waste avoider! I’ve only tried for a few minutes for now, but it looks like the game might work.
I managed to start playing and only noticed low fps and audio crackling. For now I also only tried it on Proton Experimental and 6.3-8 seemed to work better when I was just struggling to launch the game, so I’ll try to remember to update this post and Proton DB when I can get more time to play.
Yeah Steam Deck or Steam consoles might just be what I need to jump to the other side.
Well, physical games are one of the things retaining me on Playstation as it gives me the ability to sell a game I don’t enjoy.
If you take this away, it only leaves the plug&play aspect and the power for your money aspect.
Thanks for the suggestion about Rimworld, I’ll check it out👍
What do you think about having a Steam OS partition for gaming and a Fedora partition for admin? Would it be doable?
In a way I would prefer this instead of just getting Bazzite as I might miss on some improvements from Steam OS
Is it difficult to get Gnome on Steam Os?
Wouldn’t I be able to have a gaming partition with Steam OS and its desktop mode and an administrative partition with Fedora workstation?
I know I would be wasting some space by doing this instead of just getting Bazzite, but I would be reassured to just keep the basic Steam Os…
I’m clearly gonna look deeply into this before eventually getting a Steam Deck. I was thinking about having a partition with Fedora Workstation and another one with Steam OS, but Bazzite might clearly be an option.
I’m gonna try the launch option you gave me before giving up, thanks.
Yeah the plug and play advantage of consoles is a big one. You just know that it’ll always run fine.
Well I guess you’re right about an optical drive being sold for a while, but I’m sensing that more and more games are gonna have no physical edition.
Also, to be honest, Linux gaming and the ability to have your game on every computer while being on an open system is also attracting me.
I think my perfect setup would be:
A really great game, only bested by the second one.
I played it a few times on ps3, then once on the PS4. I got my PS5 with the remake but I sold the game as it didn’t need a remake since nothing about it was old.
I mostly see Asahi Linux as a way to keep these M Macs in use once they’re too old to get official updates and once they become really cheap on the used market.
If on top of this Apple is forced to bring back some repairability/upgradeability, it would be great.
Buying an used computer is the only thing environnementaly friendlier than buying something from a brand like Framework.
Well thanks it works. Do you know if there is a way for GNOME sushi to be the default PDF viewer when you click on a file? I’ve tried putting the explorer as the defautlt since sushi is part of it but it doesn’t work.
It worked.
All I had to do:
sudo ls /boot | grep vmlinuz sudo grubby --set-default /boot/vmlinuz-6.12.11-200.fc41.x86_64 sudo dnf autoremove
Thanks a lot
For image backups I use Clonezilla.
It works well but I don’t know how easily you could take an image from one computer to a different one. I tried once and it didn’t work because of Legacy Bios issues…still I guess it works between two modern computers.
I’d love if something like this was implemented directly in a distribution for ease of use.