Quoting: PhiladelphusHuh, so is it also a game engine? Or can you edit levels for use in another engine with it? I'm confused.

Quoting: Goggo66On my desktop computer (note that I don't have a Steamdeck...yet!) I just see a very short flash of a window until the launcher gets minimised to the tray. Don't know if it works on the Steamdeck and with gamescope...

In any case, here is a more extensive list of game IDs:
https://github.com/Haoose/UPLAY_GAME_ID [External Link]

Quoting: Goggo66You could use the launcher's command line option to autostart the game, e.g.

Assassin's Creed II: uplay://launch/4/0
Assassin's Creed Unity: uplay://launch/720/0

(those are the two games I have currently installed on my machine)

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Quoting: Liam Dawe

Quoting: rustybroomhandleDoes the Steam Deck have KDE Connect pre-installed at all? If not I think we should push for it.

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Quoting: The Article You Just ReadKDE Connect does not come pre-installed and doesn't have a proper Flatpak package for Linux / Steam Deck.

Thanks for the pointless sarcasm, mature human.

Quoting: Nic264

Quoting: Liam DaweKDE Connect does not come pre-installed and doesn't have a proper Flatpak package for Linux / Steam Deck.

There actually is a (nightly) Flatpak package for KDE Connect in the KDE Apps repo. In short:
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists kdeapps --from https://distribute.kde.org/kdeapps.flatpakrepo # adds the kdeapps repo, can be done though Discover settings
flatpak install org.kde.kdeconnect # can obviously be done though Discover
flatpak override --user --filesystem=xdg-download org.kde.kdeconnect # allow it to write to downloads, can be done though Flatseal

Then you just launch the app, pair and you should be able to send/receive files.
I'm not sure how to get the indicator to show up in Plasma though.

Quoting: rustybroomhandleDoes the Steam Deck have KDE Connect pre-installed at all? If not I think we should push for it.

Quoting: The Article You Just ReadKDE Connect does not come pre-installed and doesn't have a proper Flatpak package for Linux / Steam Deck.

Quoting: KeebzHey! I'm the one who reported on Atelier Ryza 2 and was surprised to see that as the first game on the list. I didn't think anyone would see my comment on that. Can I ask how you bumped into it? I filed a ProtonDB report and a post on the game's community discussions. HOWEVER--I don't know if it is because I tried the updated Proton Experimental with it, or something else, but the "graphics settings not saving" thing is fixed now. But the game still performs poorly without dropping everything to Low. I don't consider 10-15 FPS in town playable.

Quoting: Purple Library GuySo just Verified? Might be good if they could figure something to ask about the other categories including Unsupported and Unknown.

Quoting: cybikIndivisible just got fixed.