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That's what I'm saying, it would be more complicated than a dongle, the PS5 has some sorta system that handles this, it would essientally be a device that supports it, that just decodes and encodes the video feed, as dumb as this sounds it'd the only soluations to use on most TVs
7 points ·
At this point just make an "adapter" that captures the disaply port signal and outputs it from a "supported" device
8 points ·
The steam deck really can’t do 1080p, depends on what games of course but at 720 is where it functions best
1 points ·
I mean like they are seeing nintendos “side” in this
17 points ·
Tons of boot kickers in the comments here
1 points ·
I mean like valve provides some sort of hardware based attestion so gta v can verify its running on a steam deck.
4 points ·
Watch it support the Steam Deck and only the steam deck with no other Linux supported
15 points ·
I’m hoping we don’t get some signed kernel non sense
1 points ·
The games that support kernel level anti cheat and the same ones saying switching to Linux is like moving Canada, also that was an literal quote from the epic games ceo
7 points ·
My concern with this is it will be a UWP feature, or be too complicated for wine devs to ports to Linux. Or be heavily dependent of Windows to the point that the ApIs will give Wine away. Eaither way I don’t expect multiplayer Linux game support anytime soon
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This is the result of valve being a private company. If it was a public company it would of been bought my Microsoft and introducing 50 new AI features