The community will love it when their saves don't work with the new version!

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Quoting: Corben

But, a bigger vendor like Lenovo seemed a bit more trustworthy if I ever encountered hardware problems.

I thought the same... yet, I got disappointed by Lenovo.

Reminds me of Logitech when I asked them if my Logitech G815 keyboard keycaps will wear away: "no they are laser etched they cannot wear away."
One year later, the black plastic dye over the clear keycap is wearing away on the most used keys, e.g. everything surrounding the etched letter is disintegrating making some letters illegible.
1 year warranty.
I bought a replacement set from Aliexpress for $50 but still, buyer beware these days >:(

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Quoting: JohnologueInstant wishlist + follow + please give it to me

Ditto, 1995 Mechwarrior is alive and well in 2026 and I'm here for it 110%

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Quoting: Persephone the SheepNot that I can afford a new handheld plus dock. How well do the detachable controllers work?

Exactly my question to Liam also: how is LLGo Joycons support in Bazzite when they're not docked to the unit? I adore the Switch Joycons because I can rest my arms on the back of the couch, or drape one arm over my head and the other tucked under my leg if I so cared to. Freedom from standard controller "locked shoulder" pose, if you will.
How is undocked gyro support in Bazzite?

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I've been idly thinking of buying a used Lenovo Legion Go as well as I really admire the removable joycons. I would also load Bazzite onto it. What's your impression Liam? I'd like to hear about it, but it might also make a compelling YouTube video!

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Yep this was a shareware title I played many happy hours of as a wee kid in the golden 90s.

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@Pyrate

Black Mesa is for fans who have already experienced the games for what they are.

Yes and no. I agree Black Mesa is definitely for fans of the series and IMO the superior way to play the OG campaign. I'd argue if someone had a mild interest in playing HL1 (they want to experience the story because they've always heard so much about it or they're new to gaming), advise they play Black Mesa. If they're the type of gamer who enjoys or tolerates older games, play HL1.

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I make frequent use of AFMF on Windows to play FF7 Rebirth at 4K 120fps. It looks fantastic and I rarely ever see any ghosting blurs. It simply defaults to on at the driver level, and ar first I was disabling it because who needs it, but if my games are already getting 90fps+ (and they are), then why not take the extra fps offered if I can't even see the potential artifacts introduced by it?
It is a shame my 7900GRE won't benefit from Redstone but I've heard our 7900 line doesn't have the correct cores to process these new features. It's a bit like gtx1080 to rtx2080, the GTX line simply lacks the hardware feature set to support DLSS.
Is AFMF present on the Linux side?
Tangential: I wish Valve would just buy out Lossless Scaling and then bake it into Steam Deck as an easy add-on like they do with FSR1.

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@Persephone The Sheep
How do you like your Framework 12? And it's been a good experience using Linux and bazzite?

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I still wish Valve would adapt the Deck technology to a laptop form-factor. A 14" or 15" screen would be great. Economically priced like the Deck, of course.

And I wish Valve would release a circular trackpad-only (no joystick) variant of the Steam Deck OLED with same pricing.
🙄

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