Spoilers for the video, but:

I'm surprised how well this held up! The scratches on the screen weren't apparent until super wide viewing angles, 20 seconds exposed to FIRE and the screen recovered, and not a single crack while flexing the device?! I was seriously sweating when he started pulling but it flexed right back. Valve really built these things to last!

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Inb4 Tim's response is "You can always install Windows onto your Steam Deck" when approached on this.

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Man, I was just starting to come down off the high for Nvidia Open Source drivers and then this lands in our laps. Today is a GOOD day, it seems!

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X4 has worked pretty well on the Steam Deck in my experience! You can expect about 30 FPS in space stations, but 60 pretty much non-stop in Space!

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Quoting: mr-victoryDoes this mean I will start hearing ChromeOS users saying I use Arch btw? I hope not!

This has been Arch's goal the entire time! Everyone is moving to Arch, whether they like it or not!

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So, how about that pre-compiled binary for Unreal Engine 5 on Linux, Epic? No? Anything?

I'm glad they're continuing to support releasing UE5 games on Linux via exports, but the fact that a UE5 Linux editor is still an after-thought is extremely frustrating.

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