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That explains why his comedy made me sad and introspect more than it made me actually laugh.

It’s called “the American Dream” because you have to be asleep to believe it.

I love my Steam Deck, but I can barely play most games on low settings and I get like 40-50 FPS with a 90Hz screen.

We need more powerful hardware. I’d prefer that it comes from Valve, but I’ll take what I can get, as long as it’s optimized for SteamOS/Linux.

Thanks!

Unfortunately, it seems the Pixel/GrapheneOS kernels don’t support limiting the battery charge limits :/ I tried ACCA, and it installed the ACC magisk module, but the device kept exceeding the charge limits.

Does anyone know of a FOSS app that can limit charging on Pixel devices? I imagine it would require root, which is fine for my usage.

I’m using one called “Healthy Battery Charging”, but it only gives you notifications and you have to manually plug and unplug the device.

I’ve cloned a drive from my LCD to use in my OLED. It’s mostly fine, but occasionally (every few days), the interface would crash. Weirdly, those crashes went away with time, so maybe an update resolved the crashing I was experiencing?

If you want to reliably leave your games on standby for any amount of time, it’s probably best to use a fresh image instead of reusing the existing installation from the LCD model.

Oh yeah. Small text is a fair point, and one that I hadn’t considered.

I’m just trying to get a decent framerate for my 3D platformers and horror games and the Deck isn’t exactly impressing me at 800p 😭

1080p is a terrible way to “upgrade” your Steam Deck.

I just desperately want more new games like Crash, Spyro, Jak and Daxter, Ratchet and Clank, etc. 😭

The only thing we’ve gotten in the decades since then was A Hat in Time, which was absolutely terrific, but the lack of other good games in this genre pretty much killed gaming as a hobby for me.