u/Templa — T (they/she)

Fuck dbrand and their cringe lord marketing.

I ain't giving no money for a Canadian company charging American dollars from their Canadian customers.

As someone with ADHD this triggers me. They are just dishonest, it doesn't have anything yo do with ADHD. They have a record.

I reserved one for a friend right when the reservations opened and it already arrived

I just realized I have such cable in my desk (brand new), DP to HDMI 4k 60fps

My spouse need something for the other way around for his desk setup

I really wish I could find a TV within my desired specs that had DisplayPort. We will buy a Steam Machine to use it in place of our docked Steam Deck in the living room, so being able to use DP would be amazing.

The latest SteamOS update did break Decky quite a bit.

Two things can be true at the same time:

• I am grateful you are using your time to develop free and open source software without gaining anything in return.

• Being pissed at people asking for support for something you didn't make, do not give you a free pass on being an asshole by changing your license

Blasphemous 2 and Tunic!

First of all, thank you for the reply. I always wondered if we could use our Steam Deck for pretty much everything since we have a dock plugged on our TV, but since we have been using the Nvidia Shield Pro as our media player for more than 5 years, I didn't get out of my way to inform myself.

The Shield Pro was amazing at the start, until the stock launcher started showing ads (we currently avoid them by using an app for Android TVs called Productivity Launcher).

You must ensure you’re using a client that can use the codec in question

Yeah, this is the reason we had to stop using Jellyfin client and switched to Kodi. I think the jellyfin didn't have support for pass through for the codec our movie was using and Kodi worked fine.

Is there a specific codec you’re concerned about losing access to?

Mainly Douby Atmos/Vision and such. We currently have our 4k TV connected with eARC to our Soundbar and the soundbar connected to the Shield.

The only other thing we connected to the soundbar was our Nintendo Switch dock since I couldn't make surround work otherwise. PS5 surround works fine connected to the TV and I think SD does too (I will need to test it later because I am unsure and I can't remember).

Thinking about it now I think I do need to at least setup a way to play our stuff from Jellyfin on our SDs using Tailscale, this way we can access our stuff while traveling. At this moment we only access it away from home from our phones to listen to music.

Will you have access to all codecs as well though? This is the main reason we still keep our Nvidia Shield around from years ago

Here we have desktops set up next to each other but since we work remotely we don't want to spent our time on the office all day, so we play things on the couch/living room and the steam decks are used almost all the time. You can basically run the game on your desktop and play it remotely on the SD, on hand-held mode or docked plugged on the TV.

It is also the perfect companion for travel. We had a 5 hours flight in November which passed very quickly playing Balatro, lol.

Flathub is still available to whoever needs it

And now I regret not copying their repo to our Forgejo instance.

I want VRR to work again while docked

It looks cool but I wonder if they are comfortable to use?

Same, I hate I can't do the same on the switch

~~Where did you get this one? Tried looking for it and didn't find anything~~

Edit: Never mind, found it! I searched for "180 degree USB-C adapter"

Oh, I understand what you mean now. Thank you explaining, I took your message as "No, you can't do it and it is considered cheating".

Steam Input is designed in a way that does not support executing sequences of inputs.

English isn´t my first language but if I read it doesn't support it, I conclude it isn't able to do it or it isn't designed to do it.

Your information is incorrect as I have been using Steam Input for input sequences in games such as Path of Exile for many months now. It just isn't as easy as writing in AHK, but you can do it.