Quoting: LudologicalThe test is upside down compared to the normal SteamDeck orientation.

Maybe it's a protective shell with screw on analogue stick covers, so you can take it with you without the hard case.

I know it's a render, as you point out seems upside down, and the writing is **also** upside-down, and with the knob looking nothing but a "useful" knob, I'd say is a docked-only case somehow. (I know it doesn't make sense since it's a portable device, but hey).

The usb-c port is at the top, and the official dock seems to have a cable to plug it on top, thus this "case" would "allow" to have it upside down while still looking cool.

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Maybe someon running Silverblue (or an OS-Tree Distro) with KDE could give use some stats.
Also there's the posibility that the apps they bundle use different flatpak platforms (even though these should de-duplicate) adding to the disk usage, but really having two images (so in case the main one breaks you can roll back to the previous, not sure if this is how ostree works really) sounds a sensible thing to do.

I was also wondering, if Valve will start publishing Steam officially over flathub.org at some point?

Edit: Looking at Endless OS download ISOs https://endlessos.com/download/ [External Link] They are between 14GB ~ 20GB, I know they are GNOME based, but still a good reference I'd say, although they seem to bundle a lot of software/tools.

Here the output of `df -h` on a Endless OS Live Image (from distrotest.net) if anyone is curious:
live@endless:-$ df -h 
df: /run/user/1000/doc: Operation not permitted
Filesystem                 Size Used Avail  Use% Mounted on 
devtmpfs                   1.5G    0  1.5G    0% /dev 
tmpfs                      1.5G  84K  1.5G    1% /dev/shm 
tmpfs                      597M  40M  558M    7% /run 
tmpfs                      5.0M    0  5.0M    0% /run/lock 
/dev/mapper/endless-image3  31G  31G  454M   99% /sysroot
eos-live-boot              597M  40M  558M    7% /boot
eos-live-etc               597M  40M  558M    7% /etc 
eos-live-var               597M  40M  558M    7% /var 
tmpfs                      1.5G    0  1.5G    0% /tmp 
ens-live-sry               597M  40M  558M    7% /sry 
eos-live-sysroot/home      597M  40M  558M    7% /sysroot/home 
eos-live-sysroot/ostree    597M  40M  558M    7% /sysroot/ostree 
tmpfs                      299M 188K  299M    1% /run/user/1000
/dev/sr0                    18G  18G     0  100% /run/media/live/Endless-OS-4-0-0-en

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Just got around reading it, great article!

I sometimes reflect on this whole ride and I tell to myslef how exciting this whole ride has been, and hopefully there is an even brighter future :)

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Quoting: rustybroomhandleProcessing Vulkan Shaders

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I though this only happened to me cause of my shitty rig heh Good thing is you can set it to happen on the background.

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Quoting: TheSHEEEPOn the other hand, I don't really know if there is a market for such a handheld.

Well, thinking on it, look at how popular other handhelds like GPD Win has been and the excitement around things like the Alienware Concept UFO prototype and others. There's probably a good market for it, probably more so than VR I would say honestly.

If they were to tie it with a Steam Cloud Play (or whatever the Cloud streaming is named) it could work pretty nicely.

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I wonder why Star Labs don't do any AMD laptops? This same machine with an AMD could sell cheaper (I believe) and to me it would be more appealing. Also maybe get rid of that 2.0 USB and add another USB-C Thunderbolt 4 :D

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Quoting: ArehandoroHope they release a nice keyboard. Unfortunately, since I learned from the ZSA Moonlander my eyes can't look anywhere else: https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/ [External Link]

However, my wallet is looking everywhere else.

I am in the exact same situation :D

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Here's hoping the my laptop doesn't die until Thunderbolt 4/USB4 is in an AMD laptop like this one, I want to be able to plug an eGPU if desired. I think a nice laptop like this one + egpu is the future (for me) :)

Else I'll have to get a desktop.

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So I've been playing DRAG which is hard (just going thorugh the first challenge) and was planning on playing Dead Cells but for some reason the game doesn't fully detect the Steam controller and I inadvertently removed my saved game so I didn't even start 😂

Might do some 7 Days to Die or Team Fortress 2.

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Quoting: TheRiddick3) Nvidia to offer Wayland support.

They are offering it, it's just none of DE willing to implement it

What do you mean? Is there something Nvidia-specific they need to implement?

EGLStreams

And you guys know what's the funniest thing? Windows 10 will soon have Wayland support in WSL2 no matter what GPU will be in use.

I don't have all the info/know the story, but I believe the whole linux ecosystem was pitching for GBM and nvidia just went their way with EGLStreams?

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Quoting: WorMzyDon't chromebooks use ARM processors? If so, then they need *something* to emulate a x86 processor in order to make this a worthwhile exercise. I guess that's why they've gone for a VM solution (qemu can emulate x86: https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/target-i386.html [External Link]). No idea what the performance will be like though.

I think wine works on arm to a certain extent? https://wiki.winehq.org/ARM [External Link]

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