COooh, weird device, how's performance?
Hjoysticks at the top, the grip and its shape
XVery bad, it's a terrible device and I regret purchasing it. It has difficulty doing anything above SNES emulation, but not because of the hardware. It's because the sticks kill your hands when you try to use them.
XHowever bazzite does boot!
XThe deck UI runs at about 20 FPS though
CUntil the 7600XT in 3 weeks
XIt works great if your GPU is nvidia
XIf not then the answer ranges from "no" to "nooooooooooooooooooooooo"
XSometimes things might work
XBut it's a roll a d20 wisdom save while on a rowboat while skiing down a train track if things work
CWith or without rebooting?
Kwith
Kimage switch
Kbetween nvidia & base
CGotcha, thought so
Kbase will support NVK, nvidia will continue to be proprietary
Jmain, don't say base, people will get confused. 
Chah, right...
CI am very much looking forward to fully working VRR, explicit sync, WINE-Wayland, native and hopefully less buggy Nvidia drivers, and building an all-AMD desktop
CBonus points if I manage to get a job at AMD to fund that desktop lol
CRX 6650 XT, or the regular rx 6600 xt
CMSI is launching the Claw which has an ARC iGPU, really ballsy move considering all the issues ARC is having with it's drivers, more specifically with Windows, but running it with bazzite, well 
Hshould mention the rx6650xt tends to be cheaper than the rx6600xt and is just a better version of the rx6600xt (if you care about mac VM support, i know the rx6600xt will work, not sure about rx6650xt)
KGitHub
chore: Further setup script cleanup
fix(legion): Correct rotation on KDE Wayland (Thanks d3Xt3r)
fix(legion): Correct rotation on KDE Wayland (Thanks d3Xt3r)
COfftopic, but one of the two big sale seasons in Mexico starts in May, and the Ally is already down to 13000 mexican rubles (770 USD), the legion is in most places 18000 mexican rupees (1070 USD)
CSo... the Ally, after I brushed off the idea of getting it... it's kinda becoming very compelling
KWouldn't the OLED Steam Deck be cheaper?
KOr are you wanting the newer cpu?
CThere's no official distribution of the Steam Deck on Mexico (shocking, I know)
KOh, weird. I had no idea
CWe either rely on dodgy importers, or a chonky dude nicknamed "Lord Gansitos", named like that due to being famous for putting this chocolate cakes in every shipping
C
GRunning Arc GPUs with Linux is the winning play
CAnd considering how all of these are first gen devices, they can be dodgy and may need warranty, something you don't get with a steam deck, at leasy not officially
CI know Valve's customer service is top notch, but I'm unaware they would honor a warranty for an imported device
KI doubt they would
GThey'll honour it, but you basically have to go through the hoop of shipping to an American address and sending the Deck from said American address to Valve, then repeat on the way back
GSo, very tedious
KAh TIL
CSo... basically no, damn 
GGrey importers would have their own warranties usually
GThe Deck isn't sold in my country either, so I had to buy from the grey market
CI know, but if the warranties of the big corpos are already dodgy, counting upon the warranty of the reseller... well
GIt depends where you're from and how strong your country's consumer protection laws are basically
ᕲhow can u confirm ur on testing btw?
KKfor example, I'm on stable -
ᕲoh ok i am just making sure
ᕲno mention of it on software page or anything so
ᕲabout this system*
