The Purple Tentacle / Nickelodeon Joker:

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I just did pretty much the exact same scheme, but with a slightly more purple hue (#1F0041) and black trackpads.
It is one sexy skin :D

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Quoting: dubigrasu[...]I would've love to hear an opinion from someone heavily accustomed with the pads on the Steam Controller, are the new pads big enough?

The SteamDeck pads are supposed to be the same width/height as the circular ones on the Steam Controller (in other words, the circle can fit inside the square) and those were pretty much the perfect size. If they were bigger, you'd need too much finger movement. Think of them like thumb trackballs - at some point the ball just gets too big to be comfortable to move around with one finger.

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Do you get whine when you move your head up or down?
I have the Chilldex in my Index, but I've had to turn it off several times because the buzzing noise it makes in certain games is just too annoying; curious whether this is a general problem with all these fans or I just picked the wrong option.

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Quoting: rcritAm I the the only one hesitant to remove native games in case they disappear from Steam?

Maybe? I don't worry about it at least. If a native port is removed, chances are the Windows version will run better through Proton/Wine anyway. I'd rather have a working game than a hacky port, and if the devs remove it, chances are the port wasn't great to begin with.

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Quoting: CybolicOh, that new library management is excellent news! It even supports moving a game to a different library directly from the listing!

I don't know if you've seen what they're intending for the Steam Deck.

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Oh, I have! Just as I access ROMs/ISOs/ADFs from my NAS, I can imagine starting to put less disk intensive games on an SD card and just plug it in when it's time to play. Great things are coming our way :D

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Quoting: CybolicOh, that new library management is excellent news! It even supports moving a game to a different library directly from the listing! [...]

Baobab is also and option.
You just wait for the disk to be analyzed, then go to your library in baobab and sort the game folders by size.[...]

Yeah, there are various other options (KFileLight and duc also come to mind), but the workflow is the same. Having my games spread over four libraries, that meant a lot of context switching that can now pretty much be eliminated :D

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Oh, that new library management is excellent news! It even supports moving a game to a different library directly from the listing!
It was really frustrating making room for new games in the past, switching back and forth between Steam and ncdu, searching for each ncdu listing in Steam, moving it, going back to ncdu, updating to find the next candidate, repeat... This is so much better :D

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Quoting: scaine[...]but I didn't necessarily agree with everything [Ubuntu] did. Buttons on the left was particularly egregious, for example, such a pointless "change for change's sake". [...]

I think this discussion is turning heavily into forum material, but I just have to jump in and mention that I was one of the ones who loved the "buttons on the left" choice for no other reason than it put the close button where it belongs - the same place as on AmigaOS :D

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I'm still just trying to put my head back together after hearing NVIDIA and Bethesda working together on an Arm Linux project running on Arch... and so soon after the Steam Deck announcement! I am shook I tell you, shook!

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