Cmake it be super+space i guess then
Pi think removing it might just make things slower like Kyle said (heck I just saved 400mb on my custom image by not removing thingslol)
Ckrunner my beloved
WOk... rEFInd_GUI rocks. I've stared that repo and now I can boot windows if I wanted to without going into bios. Thanks
PWhat is bootc? I watched a video by Colin but I'm not really clear how it fits in
VI just turned it off
VThe moment you play helldiver's 2 it will trigger non stop
VCause alt is the key you use to dive and space is the key you use to get up
PChange the activation hotkey
Ywow........ bazzite for desktop is pretty good so far. glad i changed.
Cit has linux support??
Hsupports the deck so yes
Ksince launch, yea
Cofficial or proton/wine?
Kproton
Kwhich is "offiical"
Ktheir anti cheat supports it
Cimo we shouldnt support devs giving us proton/wine support
Hthere is a kernel bug in 6.8.9 though so you need to enable rebar in bios to make it work in proton
if you do not have rebar in bios you must use the bazzite image from may 2nd until a new kernel is released
if you do not have rebar in bios you must use the bazzite image from may 2nd until a new kernel is released
KL opinion
Cbecause its a dickhead move to actively forbid compatibility tools from working
Kjust eliminate 90% of the games that work on linux
Kover some nerd shit, no thanks
Cno what i mean is
Cim not saying its not great because it is
Cbut its to be expected i guess for the most part because of how good it is
Hnative linux versions of games have a higher chance to stop working over time due to dependency issues (incompatible version changes) as not all of them use the steam runtime properly
Cif its not supported its because of a developer straight up banning it
Ci didnt know this
Hi have been gaming on linux since before steam supported it, i have personally witnessed this
Cdid you just use to use wine back then?
Htf2 tmalloc ring a bell? 
Kstill can't get over that
Hback then you had to run the whole of steam in wine
Hand shuffle prefixes depending on the game you wanted to play
Hso technically you could end up with 14+ steam installs
Hand when steam became linux native, well all the linux native games had to be updated because
Hwell ubuntu or whatever got a new version so new libraries, old ones supplied in the depot no longer worked etc
Hand considering how lazy some devs and a lot of publishers are with linux support you can imagine how well that went
KWine is also genuinely a very good solution
Kit's just implementing Win32 on top of the Linux Kernel
Kas close to native as it could possibly be
Hi find it ironic that windows games have more long term compatibility in linux than native linux games (mainly because of how game studios ceases to exist for various reasons so the builds are never maintained)
MI'd be nice if steam recognised games automatically that need to be run in the same prefix
Minstead of having to make a system link so steam thinks they're different
Hthis is only a problem with non-steam games with their own launchers, not their problem
MSpore is a steam game
Mthat doesn't have a launcher
WMust have been fun with the steam updates with those 14 versions
MIts dlcs need to be run in the same prefix as the game and each other
