Subnautica wasn't one of those where I would say "this needed a sequel", not sure what else they can do here, especially with Below Zero being not really worthwhile. Co-op could be cool, but I think one of the first game's biggest strengths is the isolation and lonely nature, though since it looks like multiplayer is a big focus here, it could be interesting.

Not really interested.

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Quoting: grigi

Quoting: PyrateDoes anyone know if 6.2 will make it to the Fedora 41 release? Love KDE Plasma.

Update, Fedora 40 already has Plasma 6.2

Oh yeah, I checked the Fedora KDE SIG about this yesterday and learned as much. These guys are on fire.

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Does anyone know if 6.2 will make it to the Fedora 41 release? Love KDE Plasma.

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HEVC + mic audio capture and Steam Recording will be perfect.

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Super Evil Megacorp.... A name I haven't heard in years.

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This is what finally made me actually consider playing my Epic library.

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Nice writeup, this made me realise why I subconsiously go straight to protobdb and never bother with Valve's verification system, and unfortunately I think that's probably our best bet for the problem for now; community contribution (as always with Linux, lol).

What I mean is, I think the solution to the problems of the Valve verification system are very expensive if not unfeasible. Like the article says, it's all on Valve, so to add more work to it on their side (for example, periodically re-test games or after every patch) is a little difficult to imagine, what's even more difficult and basically impossible to imagine is developers themselves supporting and testing for Proton, I've come to the conclusion that none of the big players care that much for the Steam Deck, sure they'll fix a bug or two, but that's as far as it goes. New game patch is out, but it breaks something on the Deck? Good luck getting that fixed any time soon, this'd basically require an internal team designsted to Steam Deck, which again, I don't think any of the big name developers will bother. The Deck is just too small of a platform for them to care for. Indie games will support the Deck/Proton if not make a Natibe build altogther, so no worry about those.

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The interface is so clean yet I always feel dirty using it. Just not for me.

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Is BattlEye compatible with Steam Deck?

Yes, it is.

Steam Deck does not support BattlEye for GTA Online.

Untrue and misleading.

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Quoting: CatKiller

Quoting: Cyba.CowboyMany modern Linux-based operating systems are just as easy to use as a typical Microsoft Windows operating system these days (certain distros could probably even claim they're easier to use!)

Way easier. Linux is what you give your parents so that you don't need to do Windows tech support.

If Nvidia gave 1.5 shits and make a not-embarrassing driver, I would say the experience across the board would infact be piss easy, plug and play.

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