Quoting: CalinouIn the era of Flatpaks, I find myself using system packages much less often for user-facing applications nowadays. For CLI developer tools, traditional packages are still the way to go, but it's rare for me not to find them in the Fedora repositories. If I find a CLI tool that isn't packaged, it's usually not packaged in any Linux distribution outside of Arch's AUR.

Quoting: jordicomaUpdate: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/releases/tag/proton-8.0-1c [External Link]
Proton 8.0-1c released :grin:
I don't know if its the same as 8.0

Quoting: scaineSo... is Proton experimental now based on Proton 8, or is it still at 7? I'm not sure how I'd check?

Edit - Based on this [External Link], it looks like it's still v7.

Quoting: junibegoodNon-violent dungeon crawling roguelike city builder with Vikings... since when does ChatGPT write news on GoL ?

Quoting: GuestIs there any kind of source about the fact that it is the Steam Deck to have pushed Microsoft more than other reasons or it is deduction/speculation?

Quoting: pmatulkaFrom my point of view: no tux no bux. I have 229 games on steam and I will never buy no native game. If i want play no native game there is torrent + wine.

Quoting: Klaas

Quoting: Liam DaweYou've been able to force a different resolution for a while now on Steam Deck.

How? I've just gave it a quick test – nothing has changed. You can change the output resolution in game mode, but not the resolution that is used for rendering. That is fixed and will get scaled to the final output resolution.

Quoting: Klaas

Quoting: mr-victorySteam Deck defaults to 720p even on external monitors AFAIK.

The last time I checked – sometime at the end of last year – it was impossible to use a higher resolution in game mode (the only option for a different resolution was/is scaling). In desktop there is full control of resolution.