usually when you look at a rom threads’ first post you can find a telegram link

that’s very good to hear, I’ll probably try out silverblue with distrobox and that’ll be my end of distrohopping

could you perhaps run them with Distrobox? i was always wondering that.

i am obligated to say that the publishers screwed over the devs for that game, so if possible you’re better off getting a cd key than supporting those thieves

but convenience is convenience

you get to bind a key to anyting basically

damn I didn’t even think of running a de on termux, thanks! Now I’m stuck here wishing xiaomi would actually allow one phone to have usb c 3.0

I need a step by step guide on how you did this good sir.

here’s an example, unfortunately I can’t seem to upload photos

technically cuz the browser uses a tag system you could give all the apps you’d want in a folder that tag and it’d act similarly.

and yes it does support icon packs.

I’d use Arch if only my GPU wouldn’t just die in the middle of a game and I’d have to restart the whole system. So unfortunately im forced to game on Windows

GPU is an RX590 and i can’t for the life of me get it to work on Linux as a whole rn.

Here’s an alternative that’s about 50% less expensive and not a subscription. Personally use it on KISS launcher and it’s basically perfect for my uses

Thank you for the laughs, friend!

So I’ve been using my steam deck as a laptop replacement as I’m on uni and I don’t really need that much processing power on me.

If you have a good dock, some accessories and a lot of patience, it can fit the bill.

I’ve switched my system over to Bazzite, which is amazing because it’s more up to date, and makes using the deck as a desktop very enjoyable, but it is running on the latest beta so any bugs that are on steamos 3.5 will persist here. However unfortunately it doesn’t support HDR at the moment.

Even without bazzite you can easily use it as a desktop, but you do have to be aware that it isn’t as strong as some laptops nowadays. (of course you could always remote connect to a desktop and do stuff there but yknow).