Do we think it’ll be ready when they can give it specs to match the steam machine so there’s a single target for developers, or the more exciting option of building something arm-based using whatever fex wizardry is going on in the frame?

Male gardeners as depicted in popular fiction:

A real alpha male helps you carry The Ring to Mordor

!animalswithjobs@lemmy.world

Don’t go for a whole guide, pick something smaller like all the recipes or a map of Dry Dry Desert (two things I remember printing off back in the day!)

I would not!

I’ve started using Ente and it seems pretty good. Reckon they just copied Google Photos to make it more compatible for importing/exporting?

Well if you add the games to steam then you can launch them all from game mode

Here is a good resource for whether you can install another OS on a particular Chromebook

The official itch launcher works on Linux too!

Ente definitely looks like the first thing to try out as I’ve not got much of a self-hosting setup at the moment, thanks!

Tailscale the VPN for accessing it on the go?

It’s a good start for them but I find it too clunky to use

I’ll add it to the list of things to self-host one day!

Oh this actually looks great, thanks

They get what I have so when they have questions I’m more likely to know, and if I don’t I have a machine with me that I can check. It was Mint when I was still learning, now it’s Fedora Atomic. Or for the really tech-averse, ChromeOS Flex.

True!

It’s usually IIII on clocks

I have an xbox controller (I think it’s a “series” one, but could be a “one” one, they look the same) and it seems to run fine with a steam deck. There’s probably a little latency, but it’s pretty negligible.

It’s basically what the steam deck does, and that’s very much for Linux noobs!

Amusingly the last Signal outage I remember was actually caused by Musk when he tweeted “use Signal” and so many people did that it took down their sign-up servers