Quoting: MohandevirThese won't get the survey because Gamemode/Gamescope doesn't trigger it, from what I read.

You can still receive survey on game mode.

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Quoting: MayeulCOh wow, they now show flatpak runtime users too? :D

They did for a while, just flatpak doesn't always make it to the top few.

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Min 6 cores? Isn't there an entry model or something?:huh:

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From the booklet:

Not only that, but it contains the most powerful graphics hardware of any handheld in the world.

Is that true? I don't think so.

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Quoting: Pirolisilinux515-nvidia

Are you on Manjaro? Which kernel are you running?

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Quoting: NerdNoiseRadiodo we have an approximate knowledge of what percentage of Steam Decks out in the wild are still running SteamOS and what percentage are running Windows?

Minimum %85 of Steam Decks run SteamOS

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Quoting: AussieEeveeIt's also a gimmick that Valve borrowed for the Steam Deck.

There have been many handhelds, including ones similar to Switch form factor like psp and vita. IMO Deck borrowed from all of them😁

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Quoting: scaineIf Nvidia are going to do anything around open source, it'll be their new kernel modules, I expect

The kernel modules are curently usable for some cases like gaming but lack some features like power management and are a bit buggy. I was using open kernel modules but switched back because of bugs.

Quoting: ShmerlI think nouveau is actually the most relevant for this question

I don't think nouveau will be relevant for GT800 and above for a year but it indeed will be in the future.

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My expectation is that SteamOS 3 will be released for the masses at the end of this year (november, december) possibly along with Deckard. (new VR headset) Also Steam Deck will make it to the markets in a few regions at the end of this year.

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If I use Nvidia open kernel modules, should I choose "open source drivers" or "propriearty drivers"?

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