Just a small detail, in Linux, the OS doesn’t handle this kind of thing, for SteamOS this is probably handled by Wayland or KDE, can’t say for sure as I’m not actually very up to date on how much of the desktop management stuff was offloaded to Wayland.
Not very chill though, running around serving dishes before someone goes away disgruntled, and fighting sharks. I’ve only played the first 6 days or so, but I’m finding it quite stressful.
Came here to say this.
Spider-Man Remastered, runs smoothly and plays great on the Deck.
Think about it: Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk require a launcher, and they can just stop working tomorrow.
Is this a fact? On their Steam page there’s no mention of a launcher, and games with a launcher usually have a warning.
Are you ok mate? Did you have a stroke or something?
I avoid anything with anti-cheats, if I’m going to pay for a game, I don’t want that kind of crap. I also tend to avoid FPS, just because I started playing those back in the Wolfenstein 3D time, and then I played a lot of Quake III, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, and a relatively obscure Quake III mod called World of Padman. So by the mid naughties I was kind of burnt out on FPS.
Psychonauts 2 Horizon Zero Dawn Spider-Man Remastered Hollow Knight The Messenger
More than the OLED screen for me is the 1TB storage that really makes me want to switch, since I currently have the 64GB and have to heavily rely on SD cards. The OLED screen would be a nice bonus. Unfortunately, I think I’ll be stuck with the 64GB one for now.
They’re not. I have multiple Linux installations that have no Wayland installed and some don’t even have X installed. The OS which is usually called GNU/Linux is the Linux kernel plus a set of GNU tools that allows you to use the system. No Linux user who knows what they’re doing would call Wayland part of the OS.