That's great. When a headset comes around that is worth my time and money to look at, this will come in handy.

DecaGearV1 you betrayed us all!!!!

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I used MO2 in past and it was shaky for a while until it eventually got fixes in Wine and in its own code.
It's a mod manager that has passed hands also where the original author of MO1/2 went to Vortex (nexus) team. Not sure if he/she is behind the move to support Linux.

Really all that is needed is Wine/Proton game detection and the use of native Linux symlinking equivalents that are compatible with Wine. I think there are memory mapping equivalents also. Thought these days wine/proton do such things automagically as a translation layer windows support.

The success of this product will likely come down to PLUGIN support. The things that make magic happen.

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Valve Steam Deck:: So this is how you do it guys!

Other Vendors:: NO! removes features and makes them 2-3x the price!

Customers:: Just buying Steam Deck. Win.

Other Vendors:: Guys guys, look we make another 10 different expensive variants using windows, this is what you want right?!

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Shame NVIDIA still can't figure out their frame generation tech for Linux driver. It quickly becoming the INFERIOR product which is hilarious because they lock it down to RTX40 series and classify it a premium feature. What is NVIDIA doing?

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This driver looks all good, I'll give it a test sometime.

BUT PLEASE NVIDIA add in DLSS Frame Generation support, its really one of the last missing features outside of App/Software stuff.

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Could it be DRM misbehaving by freaking out in the background. I think this game has its own extra DRM layer on top of steam doesn't it?

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Really wish NVIDIA would introduce Frame Generation for their Linux drivers. I don't use it often but it be nice to be able to use it when it matters/useful.

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Maybe they should go after MS Windows for the constant gatekeeping shit that goes on there.

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-No OLED
-Uses Windows11
-No Trackpad zones
-Is using AI advertising!

They also need to stop making these cost the same as laptops, if I have to shell out 800USD, then I'm going for a similarly specked laptop for functionality. They should aim for 500-600USD MAX!

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Seems to tick most the boxes except for price and that damn Windows install. I presume Microsoft basically gives them windows for free via OEM keys which is why we see all these companies using a non-handheld-friendly OS (windows).

It amazes me that these big companies have NOBODY in their department who can rebuilt up a compatible version of SteamOS or modify one of the free-respin steamos versions for their handheld. They could even slap their logo and name all over it, throw it up on github as a fork. BUT NO, they only have people educated in winblows! sad

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