Not practical with anything else, but the Gamcube controller was so comfy. Def part of the 8bitdo ultimate gang now.

Where’s socks?

If you’re going to make a button maybe a switch that doesn’t double click after a month of use would be better?

Search gruvbox Linux I think I found the light version https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c8/7d/32/c87d329daeef94762661443e3e934246.png

I’m using Aurora-DX and it has such great tooling for what I wanted from Silverblue for my day-to-day work. Never had any issues, and having easy VM’s and Distroboxes has been great for different projects. As primarily python dev, it’s awesome not having to faff with dependencies.

Internet vintage

Stick an elephant in the back

flatpaks would be my first goto

Simple soda bottle and a turn of the heads all you need…

Touché

“From evening drives” Bad enough dealing with modern headlights with normal eyes

How has it taken them this long to publish the story? Real frontline tech journos

I love seeing the opinions of people acting like they had to do it unless you’re in your 80s stfu with your rose tinted ladder pulls

sirratcha pizza

It’s programming spell check

I’ve seen video evidence on the internet that it’s OK.

I know every time this sort of thing happens, a good amount of people come over to Linux or jump on Mac, but I really do wonder where the line is for the vast majority of my friends who just keep plodding away moaning about this stuff. I’ve taken a lead yourself to water approach over recent years CBA anymore

Virtualisation/dualboot/wine you don’t need 2 computers

If it’s official or not, the deck has tons of third party support through companies like Jsaux and their colab with iFixit. On the software side you have Camera, Bazzite and a wealth of options should steam OS disappear. I don’t think Valve will drop the deck tbh and them not being known for long support of the handheld this is their first one, your friend might be talking about the steam controller but even that is still supported just not for sale and was very much a cult product rather than a successful one.

It’s very similar to the raspberry pi in that other products have better on paper specs but the deck is the cultural hub and will have the longest support.