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Depending on the game but on my machine I have Sudachi and Kenji-NX depending on the games I play :

https://alternativeto.net/lists/29770/the-ultimate-emulator-list/

Eden (Citron fork) seems great such as Torzu

If you don’t mind seperated tools that do well in their own :

• Zulip for chat
• Jitsi for video meeting
• And whatever calendar you want for the calendar

As a SteamDeck owner I must say it doesn’t feel heavy at all and the weight is really well balanced, but yes it’s quite bulky compared to a Nintendo Switch or Switch Lite for exemple.

I wonder why they choose to go with Manjaro and not Arch directly.

Maybed I would choose another distro such as Nobara Steam-HTPC as it has NVidia ISO. I never tried it myself as I’ve ditched NVidia.

Yes you can setup steam to boot up in Big Picture mode but this isn’t equal to gamescope used by bazzite, steamos or chimeraos that adds some tweaks and perks for gaming improving a console-like experience.

You can setup EmuDeck on bazzite using Desktop mode and once your controller and emulator settings are setup having your ROM library synched to your steam non-steam library and booting them from gaming-mode. So yes for setting up the emulator desktop-mode is the way to do but there is no reason to not using the HTPC ISO to get a console experience for playing RPCS3 games.

I would trade that GeForce GTX 1660 for a Radeon RX 6600 (these are cheap too) because NVidia doesn’t work well with gamescope (SteamOS/Bazzite big picture console mode).

What did you tweaked to achieve that ? I only had crashs with joycons when I tried to use two of them as seperate controllers but still don’t know why.

I never experienced such a thing on GNU/Linux after connecting a DualSense controller. However I had to update the firmware of the controller using a Windows PC (as I don’t own a PS5 myself), I am pretty sure your could easily install the firmware-updater app using Bottles (wine).

Hope this will help.

I should have read the article in more details and being focus thanks for the correction ^^’

People prefer to trust stupid bots instead of trained human… These apps are great but you shouldn’t rely on a bot for analyzing mushroom that you wanna eat.

Edit : Read the article in a hurry and didn’t get the full story my bad

You’re right I was certain it was doing both editing and managment but my memory played me

StirlingPDF ? Website : https://www.stirlingpdf.com/ GitHub : https://github.com/Stirling-Tools/Stirling-PDF

I’ve used it in the past and it does work but required you to own the PlayStore version. Alternatively you could use GeyserMC as a minecraft server to have both Bedrock and Java players on the same server.

I think Heroic Games Launcher is the better option, seconded by Lutris which I use if I have issue with some games through HGL which is quiete rare. There is also JunkStore as a DeckyLoader plugin but it is pretty bare bones and since you’re on Mint I would say Heroic is what you should use.

Edit : JunkStore is proprietary and GoG version is paid. Both Heroic and Lutris are Free and Open Source !

:/ Thanks for the report !

Like every VPN company that operate their own entry nodes…

Did you tried NymVPN ? I am curious if you can enter their mixnet from within China as they strongly advertise their product as censorship-resistant tech for freedom and activists.

NYM is a next-generation mixnet with a VPN product built on top of it. Obscura is a VPN that provide a first hop then send traffic to a Mullvad hop.

I agree on this with the exception of PIA.

• Marketing is BS like most VPN
• Company is based in the USA
• They do analytics
• You cannot register “anonymously”

It’s not the worst VPN you could choose but there is better options.