u/cannedtuna — cannedtuna

I considered it, but Steam Deck just runs so smoothly, like idk what I’d gain by loading it other than an added headache.

But yes also curious to know if someone’s tried it

It’s on Humble right now I think

Yeah I plan to get one at some point. So over messing with Xbox controller drivers and other BS on Linux.

I still got this one in a drawer. I just wasn’t big on the primary touch pads with only one joystick.

I’ll wait for the OLED version to drop to buy one /s

For real tho clear smoke plastic body with the orange accents would be pretty sick.

Not 2 yet. Just the first

Just waiting for the mobile release so I can lose even more of my time


How is it? I considered trying it, but SteamOS just runs so well. Not sure what I’d gain

PSA

If you see Windows 11 online DO NOT DOWNLOAD IT!!!

It will install a virus called Windows 11 and it will run Windows 11 on your PC!!!

How about:

Tammy’s *removed*’s: “Transmissions & Transitions”

Nothing wrong with the Legion Go hardware at all. I like that it’s got those Switch-like removable controls, tho I’m not sure if I’d use them.

If you’re interested in a non-Windows experience, Steam OS supports the Legion Go. There’s also Cachy OS a rolling-release Arch Linux distro, Bazzite an immutable Fedora distro with atomic updates, Nobara a customized Fedora distro maintained by Glorious Eggroll) who is known for Proton-GE, and Chimera OS.

@PerfectDark@lemmy.world article on your attempt at this, when?

I’m running Lutris on desktop and Steam Deck to play WoW. Works fine. Just remember it was a bit irritating to set up the first time with trying to get the Battle.net installer to run properly

It’s a great game so yeah I’d play it first. Also the second game continues the story of the first. Both are enjoyable so I don’t think you’ll be disappointed to play the first before the second. I was super happy when I finally got to the true ending of #1. Still working on that for #2

Hades II

Thanks for continuing to post these! Sorry to hear your not doing great right now, I hope your health improves.

Thanks for sharing this! I found it interesting. Hadn’t heard of this guy before, so I’ll definitely be checking his stuff out.

Edit:

Heads up, I think you missed formatting on the part here that says:

You've cultivated a strong personal voice online—how much of that is intentional vs. just being yourself?

Nobara and CachyOS both have builds preconfigured for handhelds.

Nobara based on Fedora

CachyOS based on Arch