“The entire Midwest disliked that”

For what it’s worth, I was able to remotely walk my brother through getting Clone Hero working on his Deck with a used GH controller from Ebay having never done it myself. It’s not too difficult!

You know the original Steam controller has gyro input?

I really hope we see a Steam Controller 2. The Deck’s trackpads are chef’s kiss and I want a controller with the Deck’s layout for docked mode

Cool, I like the capacitive sticks, but not what I’m waiting for. I want a Steam controller 2 that’s a Deck without the touchscreen. Anything less and I’m not really interested

It sounds like it could be so cool. Asymmetrical multiplayer has so many unexplored possibilities.

BUT

Arkane had never developed a co-op game before Microsoft got their hands on them and we all saw how Redfall did. I have to remain cautiously optimistic about this

From now on

Just like they said yesterday!

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Oh HELL yeah. That means if we get some way to run Battleye on the Deck I can finally get Siege working both on the Deck and on my Linux partition and Windows can gtfo

“Introducing Windows RT 2!” O _ •

Looking forward to “Backyard Ultimate Team” and all it’s associated micro transactions

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This incident will be reported

My bad, I meant Vita 2

How funny/great would it be if the PSP2 and Switch 2 ran branches of SteamOS?

You’re happy they’re removing something you could easily ignore but that would otherwise make other people happy?

I believe that’s the flag that worked for me, though STL obscures the exact flag names away

From my understanding, KDE Plasma version 6 using Wayland is the first desktop manager that supports HDR on Linux

Interesting. No, I’m not. I’m curious if you would think the desktop colors on my monitor are washed out when HDR is enabled in display config, though I know that’s not particularly helpful. I’m sorry I don’t know much else. I’m disappointed by the lack of any HDR related tuning built into Bazzite though I don’t know enough about HDR to even go about tweaking the colors.

My guess is that you’re correct about that. I just wasn’t sure since I’m unfamiliar with just how powerful gamescope is, or how much control it has over the hardware

I did enable HDR in the display config. If it’s disabled, all the colors on the desktop are annoyingly saturated. I don’t know if disabling it in the display config will prevent gamescope from using HDR correctly.

Good question, should have been more specific in my post.