Icons for the stores are missing for me and at least one other on their issues page .

Quoting: NotGeorgeCostanzaHow does this software compare to Playnite?

Never heard of it tbh :dizzy:

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Mines not great !

Although a lot are native of mine :unsure:

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Quoting: WorMzy

Quoting: pete910I have to ask, How are people comparing the verified games to their library? Or am I being thick :unsure:

Check out the first comment by pg: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/02/520-games-are-now-rated-either-verified-or-playable-for-steam-deck/comment_id=219777

I kew that, was just testing! :whistle:

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I have to ask, How are people comparing the verified games to their library? Or am I being thick :unsure:

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Quoting: CatKillerYour 11,000 would be the number that were released just in 2021.

Lol, :unsure:

So that actually makes the percentages hilariously low then !

0.008 % :shock:

They have some serious work to do :huh:

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Quoting: Eike

Quoting: 1xokWith Insurgency being unsupported. Shame.

What's the matter with Insurgency?
I started it up, it's native... what is not working?

They may be referring to sandstorm which currently does not due to EAC

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Quoting: CatKiller

Quoting: pete910Only 10.5k to go to get all of steams library done :whistle:

More than that: about 64,000. [External Link]

Thats including DLC :wink:

My number was from 2021 too

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Only 10.5k to go to get all of steams library done :whistle:

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Quoting: SamsaiDifferent argument, production and consumption operate under different rules entirely. For a cheat to be popular, all you need is that 1% to make a few and a distribution method to get them in the hands of would-be cheaters.

Which is what happens on all platforms!

Quoting: SamsaiMy argument on Android side is that there isn't an easy distribution method

Oh come on, just about everyone knows it takes seconds to look for an apk and install it for andriod. And lets be honest, a cheater is going to know how to do basic things on any platform and there is no need for custom roms to be used. On IOS I would agree with your point.

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Quoting: Samsai

Quoting: Lancabanwith everything saifd about the Linux kernel and different versions and hackabiltiy etc. yet it plays on Android, even on 3rd party Roms and Kernels just fine.

Would that not have the same exact issues and from a significantly larger player base than desktop Linux users?

Right now I can take my phone, root it, throw on a different Rom, and even use a different customized kernel, and still play Fortnite. This has been done, proven, viewed, tested, and seems to be OK.

Theoretically yes. I think the overriding issues are that Android is a market big enough to take the risk and generally speaking tech illiterate enough that the likelihood of someone installing a custom ROM to cheat in Fortnite is so unlikely, that it doesn't register as a realistic risk.

Think you've just shot your own argument in the foot there.

It's a given than 99% of cheaters have no clue on how to write a cheat let alone a kernel driver on windows, Which also would be true for Linux side or the deck.

So the entire premise fails as a result of that theory.

The simple fat is that he has no intention of allowing fortnite on the deck. Am sure if the deck had been produced by say Samsung it wouldn't have been an issue.

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