Quoting: Whitewolfe80

Quoting: jordicomaWhat? Atari is alive? I thought that only were releasing their old games and the vcs.
It's a zombie company eating another company. Hopefully don't become a zombie too.

I mean kinda it's more like a company bought Atari name back in the early 00s so it's more like they are a corporate company wearing Atari corpse

Yup, this Atari is basically what used to be known as Infogrames.

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Chromebooks/ChromeOS support for Steam would provide a good boost for Linux gaming

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More devs optimising their software for Deck is great!

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GamingOnLinux is a websire specialising in Linux gaming coverage, particularly for Steamed Deck

(Vulp can't resist the joke :grin:)

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15fps limit is interesting... another idea for Decky video for Liam :grin:

Quoting: WorMzyAre there alternate layouts to qwerty? Specifically dvorak?

Yeah, DVORAK would be neat alternative for keyboard layouts on Deck!

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Awesome collabs!

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Now we have official confirmation :)

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Quoting: slaapliedjeHa, so in my time with Linux we've had many audio bits.
1) OSS
2) ALSA
3) Pulse
4) Pipewire.

Granted this is ignoring a few of them here and there that never caught on beyond some audio workstation stuff, and Jack itself seems to work with the four above.

But Audio definitely has improved over the many years! Pulse was pushed out before it was stable, which is why I always hate to recommend Fedora. But others are at fault for that too, and it gave Pulse a terrible reputation. It seemed to work mostly for me though. Hopefully Pipewire is mature enough now to not have that same issue.

One of the reasons why PipeWire was created is to unify consumer audio (high latency) and pro audio (low latency) in a common ecosystem (ala macOS' CoreAudio), CoreAudio has great concept and I'm glad PipeWire brought that concept to Linux (and eventually will provide long-sought stability in Linux audio ecosystem)

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Imagine their expression when Gaben comes to their place of residences and hands off Steam Decks

From the legend himself!

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This is a great service, and give a positive impact toward the nascent Steam Deck ecosystem for game developers!

Great initiative!

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