Thankyou so much...i was at the pulling-out-hair stage with my computers and learning linux (still at the finger painting the wallpaper level); and this got it installed and running on my win10 dead-->now linux mint and alive laptop. subbed. Reaper is my fav and it can be as complex or (in my case) as simple as you want it. Will renew my license now that i have a device to use.

even fallout 3 and new vegas looks decent ootb

Thanks for your installation guide, it helped me a lot. Now DavinciResolve 19 is up and running on my MiniPC (Ryzen 7735HS) with debian 12👍

about other card "doesn't work on AMD threadripper" You have no idea how helpful that info is!!

Hell nah consoles 😂 I like building my own machines with arch in good to go

i had been looking for a long time decided this problem. Thank!

Cheevos? I appreciate them greatly! I don't hunt for them, but I appreciate seeing them on other people's accounts or on the per-game Activity Feed: Here's how deep someone is into a particular game, here's a game this person is\was obsessed with, over there is the person who bought a "Zup" for the purposes of profile decorations, over here is someone who only collects Steam Cards from bundled games (2-3 hours of playtime 0 achievements on each)... Listing off those examples, I realise this is just snooping, (mostly) guilt free snooping. So, uh, Happy Final Creeper Comment of The Year, everyone!

That "end of desktop article", please do explain to me how a laptop would be less of an environmental burden. That has nothing to do with laptop vs desktop, that only has to do with poor powermanagement on X86. Here is the solution: make X86 on the desktop run with a much lower electrical power while having light tasks and ramp up within a ms as soon as you game, render or compile code. It is not that hard. With a discrete graphics card (5700 XT in my case) using 36-38 Watt while not doing anything other than displaying static images we have a lot of waste, but that is not necessarily because of the size of the GPU, the amount of memory and buswidth, mostly it is just because - in my case AMD - the company sucks at powermanagement for those graphics cards. For X86 Intel and AMD could dump a lot of legacy-bloat and the CPU's could have a much lower idle power. I suspect that a lot of electrical power is wasted because the 3 companies don't prioritize that for the desktop. I myself want the best of both worlds: low idle power, high power available when needed.

We are gonna end up with keyboards attached to tables that connects to cloud virtual desktops...

Myst still looks good all this time later

The end of desktop gaming will not happen in the next decades, it certainly won't happen in the next year. The desktop gives power, the desktop gives less noise with that power, gaming on a fixed position allows the gamer to fully have his attention with the game. Laptops suck, tablets suck, desktop for the win! We just make do with laptops when we have to and we make do with gaming-tablets when we want to game but are outside our homes. But at least gaming-tablets don't have as bad ergonomics problems as laptops, that problem got fixed but not having a keyboard on it at all. 😆

Funny that Wolfinstein 3d was mentioned, I am playing that for DOSember. Just finished Shadow Warrior on DOS.

That whole creeper segment had me dying 😂

Nice episode.

Merry 2025 everybody! #HailSanta 00:00 Intro 00:59 Building an open-source router 01:30 Goon Tube comments 03:22 Boxing days 04:41 Gravity always wins 05:59 Thoughts on small curved monitors 07:58 Old games looked and ran better 09:20 System requirements vs visual fidelity 11:41 Steam's be$t games of 2024 14:44 Why so many old games? 15:18 Remembering Warframe 17:13 Normies vs Steam Decks 18:52 Converting people to Linux 20:20 Unbiased experience 20:37 Console users like graphical options 22:56 Managing Steam achievements with Samira 23:46 Why do you manage achievements? 28:40 Flock of Dogs 31:06 FOUNTAINS 32:22 Hyper Light likes 34:08 OpenGamepadUI v0.35.0 35:48 You don't see *.rpm often 36:30 What game launchers do you use? 37:51 Input Candy for Game Maker Studio 39:23 Game controllers on PC are a new thing 41:04 RIP desktop gaming 2024 edition 42:12 When did gaming laptops get gud? 48:08 DO you have a PC of Theseus? 52:30 No longer having a personal PC 53:04 Content creation on mobile 54:02 The work Pad 56:53 KZbin subscription discord thingy

Is there any command to change the 30 mins power saving like the one to get clean HDMI out?

It's December 2024 and I just installed Studio One 7 on Ubuntu. It's working but it's still Beta. Installing the DAW was a pain in the butt because there were some issues with dependencies. I use Studio One on Windows and I love it. Studio One on Linux however is still a long way to go. Personally I prefer Arch Linux but Studio One is not gonna run on it. It makes me wonder whether the guys at Presonus are really good at creating Linux software. They should probably talk to Bitwig and ask for some pointers. There's a very well working Linux version of Bitwig Studio available.

I hope next year there will be an Android version of the PlayStation 3 emulator

I hate dickinshit dissolve

Diabotical Rogue

I just exchanged my Ally for a LeGo

Timestamps at home 00:00 Intro 01:19 A thought experiment 03:39 Jordan tech 04:59 Canadian geography 08:30 Lenovo Steam Deck is real 12:07 SteamOS update of the year 14:47 Steam Award nominees 17:35 Job simulator simulator 18:41 What is a STALKER? 20:45 Steam Replay of shame 26:59 Proton Exp VR updates 27:52 EAC overlay fixes 30:59 Dino Duck Dash 32:28 Mini Mini Golf Golf 35:41 Logitech on Linux made easy with Solar 38:56 What defines Action RPG? 51:27 Radxa Orion 06 ARM desktop 59:06 Intel said no review samples for YOU!

amazing little walkthrough bratan! Perfectly concise!

Man i learn a lot about install programs in linux , thank you so much!

NVMe on GPU is not a bad idea. Kind of works as heatsink the same time. But it is also scary because it now feature locks the system to that GPU. That might or might not be a problem. But personally to even consider that as an option, it would need to be a standard feature. I doubt that is going to become a thing because high end GPU's already run hot and adding NVMe heaters to it is not going to help that. So the idea of exposing the lanes is good, it just would need to be exposed via a connector instead. In style of SATA, getting rid of M.2 slots. Yes "U.2" exists but requires special disks and no consumer MB supports it. So I would like to see that work to go forwards. CopprLink maybe is the solution, who knows. I just wish more people would talk about the subject to get more wind under it. Also dropping a search word for people interested on the topic: PCIe bifurcation, technical term for the lane splitting. As you fast might learn, not a trivial thing to do and it will not work everywhere. Just pointing that out because the feature of this GPU might not work for you because your system does not support bifurcation.

Keep up the great work. Love the show. Going to miss you Jill, next week, but please enjoy your vacation.

Happy Holidays, whatever you celebrate. Thanks for another awesome pod. Love y'all!

Yes

Hell, fooking yes ... 0:13 ... That's exactly how my favorite game of HASBRO RISK on Steam is. In windows, it always wants to stay and be small in center of screen -- no matter what I tell it.

Pedro's misgivings about the form software's upcoming rogue-lite are not uncommon, but can be somewhat alleviated by the fact that Night Lore is promised to have a perfectly functional offline single player. If this fact does not sufficiently quell his anguish, on behalf of the people who wanted another chance at an official randomiser mode, I'd like to regretfully request that he suffer in silence. At least until the next major release (which this is not).

PSP Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:33 Testing new router 01:15 Frustration with Linux-ish 03:28 Digital sales tax 04:52 The Game Awards happened 05:36 Witcher 5 - 1 06:44 Solasta II 07:20 Pedro hates Elden Ring 09:00 New controls for Steam game updates 12:26 Refurbished OLED Steam Decks 15:26 Official Steam Decks from Lenovo? 18:04 Steam branded handhelds at CES 19:09 Building a low-cost Steam Deck 20:56 Deadlock balance and game fixes 24:12 Pocket Cars leaves Early Access 25:50 Don't drag out your release 28:48 Six years of DUSK 32:54 Do you buy video game merch? 34:01 Funko takes down Itch 39:25 The most naughty console game? 41:44 RPCS3 PS3 EMU gets ARM64 support 47:23 Nothing happens in December 48:52 Looking forward to game releases in 2025? 53:02 Excited for Battlemage

Thanks SO MUCH - I also found when the scale was on auto the menus were not working properly for choosing I/O -- this fix has kept me on the path! Was getting close to the edge!

Thank you very much! This was extremely clear and helpful!

Cant wait to see more on the router you build. On a plane currently heading out on my next assignment.

500 Timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:34 Building a router? 02:08 Open-source Twitch client for Android 04:36 December is for the crazy 05:26 AppMan 9.3 09:56 Intel Battlemage hype! 16:50 Raspberry Pi 500 22:16 Steam Link on the Raspberry Pi 5

How does this card work in Linux now? The developer of the driver has tragically passed away and Pipewire has matured and works great for most audio devices. Has anything been pushed upstream? If not, which cards are fully supported by the kernel without these drivers?

Will this work with the Tascam us-1800? I hope so. Need to install on manjaro.

Only 7 comments... I'm gonna chime in and say we have a war coming between windows / linux. More and more people who respect their privacy are switching to linux. The more and more people are going to grow to the point we cannot be ignored and then they will finally have to figure out the problem. Cheating. The evil part of humanity. The dark side if you will. I want linux to defeat windows as much as the next guy but I believe in equality. People are so used to windows that change is not in the cards... although there are themes that can be applied to mimic the windows environment it will never be truly the same because linux is based on an entirely different principle... allow the user to do what they will with there own damn computer. My apologies for this rant but I am sick and tired of cheaters. Cheating should be a felony whether playing the system for unemployment or using cheats in a video game. Cheating is bad and there's not enough good people that will stand up for what is right and that needs to change... even in this digital age. Parents control your gawd dayum kids!!! Seriously!

My brain..

I love the Steam Pork chop

Days gone. I bought the game brand new on steam. I played it everyday and loved the story line. The game is pretty long and I stopped on a holiday break. I tried to pick it back up a few months later and could not get past a cave hoard battle sequence you could not get out of. I tried for days to get past it and couldn't. I picked it up 2 years later and asked why did I stop playing this and it was the same exact part that I couldn't pass.

Steam compatible timestamps 00:00 Intro 00:42 Why did I quit play that game? 02:03 Rolling credits is an accomplishment 06:49 Ever beat Skyrim? 08:14 Wife chairs 08:52 Controller baths 09:42 Card baths 10:38 Steam branding conforms SteamOS release 11:40 Levels of compatibility 12:42 Steam compatible means what? 14:32 Logo confusion 15:51 MOD creator block KZbinrs 17:44 Jordan Vs Pedro slap fight 21:44 Best gaming hardware 2024 25:18 Random hardware benchmarks 25:36 Did you buy a Steam Link? 26:12 What's a Steam Link? 27:12 Steam Link on Raspberry Pi 5 27:45 Steam Link downsides 30:26 Valve VR ARM headset? 31:28 Barony holiday update 33:16 Nvidia 565 Wayland, VKD3D and Proton fixes 33:41 Linux download page is boo! 36:02 NVK progress report 39:18 Proton for OLD GPUs 44:53 Box64 outperforms Rosetta 49:32 Alpakka controller 1.0 Reference Design 53:31 Red controller or Blue?

mthfkn nightmare fuel !!😬

The number one barrier to learning Linux is every last one of you glosses over and talks fast when you're explaining anything. It must be an inside joke. I have no idea what you did on the github page, just like I can never grasp the explanation for driver issues or anything else that Linux guys post. Thanks for the video anyway. I'll figure this out somewhere else.

Thanks for covering fluxfox! I just had to make Bad Apple with it kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXbMiHuhh6-Uq5Y

Floppy timestamps 00:00 Intro 04:11 Rack mount ITX cases? 05:41 UEFI Bootkitty is real, it can hurt you 09:44 Drawing kitty cats on floppy disks 13:44 Blue AMD video cards 19:55 Discord screen share with audio on Linux

Is it possible to install mac music libraries/samples on linux?

guys, click on your account on the top right, then choose store preferences, where you can hide nudity/sexual content in 3 levels from either store or community separately. If you want to be even more specific: go down to Tags To Exclude and add: Sexual Content, Nudity, Hentai, then in Search Options below check "Hide ignored items". There's a reason for that 30%, Valve actually works on their storefront. It's the best experience BY FAR, to the point people buying in other stores still go to Steam to read reviews, ratings and community posts.

24:25 Ah, but You see, they could always ask _You_ to pay _them_ for the bandwidth delivered by their servers. If priced not particularly abusively, that would be a great proposition if You're something like good ol' 63MB superhit of 2024

Steam controller 2 with inside replaceable battery that last longer I would think $80, and I think thats fair. Still give me the option to get 2, it's what I did the first steam controller.