I wish that I could switch to it but my main phone doesn’t have build for any Linux distro. And I would have to make one myself

I havent used it for few month so i dont remember too much but i do remember bloatware such as discord overlay, like some unofficial linux client mod

Using something called rpm-ostree. rpm-ostree is a hybrid image/package system. It combines libostree and libdnf to provide atomic and safe upgrades with local RPM package layering. Still that isnt real package manager since you cannot remove or install anything from fedora repo, it is only used for updates and thats all

Definitely not bazzaite, it has lots of unremovable bloatware and since it doesn’t have native package manager it will be a problem. For gaming i propose cachyos, it focuses a lot on performance in games. They have their own proton, kernel and they even had their own browser

I tried using Limo though and as you said, it is not noob friendly but i finally decided to use Windows mod managers in prefixes instead… Althrough i might give it try once again

And it is easier to setup. For phone link you have to scan QR code, wait for it to pair etc… And with KDE connect you click pair on one device and on second you accept. Easier and safer

I used eos as my main distro before switching to kubuntu and then to cachyos. One of best arch Linux forks. It is just like arch Linux + archinstall but is actually better than it.

For most stuff wine is working better than on Windows. Thats why people actually import wine drivers to their real Windows install

It is a really good solution though. I saved it for later

cool project, would fhag case fit keys-to-go 2 though? i think it is similiar

Gey, everyone. Thanks for your opinions. Here is what I decided to do. I will mostly buy from gog, if game isn’t on gog then from steam since after considering.

IF you want to use it then install it normally on steam os, don’t use containers for this kind od stuff

Well there are 2 plugins for setting card prices, steamdb and steam enchanced. They both allow you to set card prices to price that will get bought quickly. Also there are many people who buy them to finish their card collection

You sell them on marketplace, then for those you get your currency on steam wallet, then with that you can buy games. You can also sell other inventory items as long as game uses steam inventory

Well for me price isnt a problem since for me on both platforms games cost similiar, gog for me is local buying though

Well, thanks for that information. Good to know that battery runs out when in sleep actually

I think yes since biggest steam deck discord has channels for other steam hardware

There are 2 OpenMW builds for phone, one from cavebros and another from Sisah2. You have to go to actions and then download artifact. In order to do that you need github/gitlab account

Vanadium would be better option but only if you use grapheneos

Cromite is bad browser and shouldnt be used. Use vivaldi or iron fox instead

Cromite including the incredibly sketchy Eyeo content filtering engine and stuff like additional codecs goes against what we’re trying to achieve. We also don’t think the randomization-based anti-fingerprinting approach works, among other issues. We care about implementing things properly instead of rushing to have as long of a feature list as possible at the expense of robustness, privacy, security and maintainability. It probably won’t last with the way they’re taking things.

Source: https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/16562-browser-mulch-vs-cromite/13