Sunshine on Linux

[@branislavavramovic2601]

Oh, man, I can't wait for you to get a lot of subscribers and earn enough money to buy a dedicated gaming machine (as well as a work machine); It's a shame that you have to stress out your personal laptop non-stop to test all of those distros. I really enjoy your content, and I hope that your channel will grow quickly.

[@MumblingHugo]

Haha thanks for your kind words

[@Subfightr]

So... How do I install sunshine on linux steam deck? Im a noob to linux/steam deck. I dont think i understand the vernacular well enough to follow

[@CYSTO-r2v]

Keep uploading buddy! Great vid, you basically summed up a bazillion reddit posts into an eight minute video.

[@MumblingHugo]

thank you! I didn't know that, but happy to help

[@summerishere2868]

What lan speed is necessary to run games at 1080p flawlessly?

[@adriankoch964]

Not much, depending on the settings used. Parsec gets good quality on 5-10Mbps @1080p. I've even streamed as client on a crusty 802.11b wifi while at low reception status (on h264 @720p but a fast paced game.)

[@BrightAngel007]

Maybe some How To videos since no one else is doing what you are doing?

[@MumblingHugo]

Sure I'll plan something like that

[@PabloHirsh]

esta bueno pero no me soluciono nada :(

[@user-dc9zo7ek5j]

Cool, I looked at that game a while before but forgot it existed. Surprised that steam is a competitor to console games, I thought the easiest solution is just to buy a console, or even easier, to use HDMI and share the laptop screen, this way you don't need all this fuss.

[@MumblingHugo]

Right, I was using a super long HDMI cable but it's not elegant enough to make a video here, have to run back to the laptop to control things, now this solution can match the windows streaming experience

[@Marmalard]

100 Canadian Rupees lol

[@MumblingHugo]

Oh haha I'm copying from Linus tech tips, he says that a lot