That’s my take too… it’s certainly a soild choice, but not incredibly exciting.

Interesting, how did that turn out?

It’s definitely not 60FPS but it is a smooth 30 finally. Bigger deal in my opinion is it hits 30FPS without overly strong FSR as it was previously. The picture is more than just barely playable now.

BG3 actually runs great now. Larian has been grinding away at it all year. Native Linux and all.

Cyberpunk is playable if you avoid the expansion areas.

Yea I bounced off Bazzite because I needed to run plex. And I couldn’t get a container to run reliably on it. It’s still a cool distro though.

Edit: typo

Whopper from Burger King. No pickles, add cheese and bacon.

My wishlist item is a volume slider for the UI sfx. I don’t want it muted, but I don’t need it screaming at me either.

This is the way. I always get culture shock visiting public discord servers.

Yes the old one. I don’t know what they decided to replace it for origins.

Towards Utopia (Nova Flare) from Stellaris, but I will say one of my favorite things in a video game is when suddenly a character sings a musical number, like The Great Mighty Poo from Conkers Bad Fur Day or Cosmic I from Psychonauts 2

Nice try… Netflix.

iOS developer here and I would switch in a heartbeat but unfortunately it’s not about the OS, it’s about the software that runs on the OS.

Most devs wont build for an OS that doesn’t have an audience. And users will put up with a lot of OS junk for their apps.

So it’s gonna be up to someone to make a linux phone and use their wallet to kickstart a software ecosystem. One won’t happen without the other, at least not at the scale of Google or Apple.

You can get around 30FPS but you have to deal with heavy FSR artifacting and it looks terrible.

Agreed. We don’t need it to perform like an RTX 5090 but just a smidge more power would get a ton of recent games into playable frame rates. I still don’t know how people play BG3 on the deck.

Must be some obscure keyboard layout.

Why does that shift key say delete?

Also that usually doesn’t execute a typed in line.

I’m confused.

I wonder if someone is using it to run a remote play server? I’ve thought about doing that a couple times.

I use Ubuntu, I’ve used Arch, Debian, Fedora, Pop and many others too. I use Ubuntu because all my hardware works out of the box. Snaps are inoffensive imo. I have just as many issues with abandoned debs or flatpaks and I usually just use whatever package is more maintained.

The most annoying thing about Ubuntu is how slow the packages are sometimes to make it to a release.

So long-term it did not resolve my issue. I also tried updating pipewire using PPA repositories. still have the issue.

its been 2 hours and no issues… looks like it might have solved it. 🤞