What sort of multi-hop support would you like to see?

Yah, me as well. I am not into Palworld kinda games. The ly time I considered it was to run a server, maybe monteise that. But the GPU requirement kept me away from it.

Yes, being the first big corporate supported Gaming OS or one coming from a well-known company in the gaming industry, SteamOS had huge potential to prolly replace Windows even for gaming, even among

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If you buy the wrong plan, the will accuse you to get thiscunt somewhere, but if you get a vps, hopefully it survive for next year

So veloxmedia is scam or what. I didn't rent anything from them so idc but I care if I ever want to buy a server from there lol ^^

True true, make a "bundle plan" on its own site, then because user was "smart", they decide to cancel it due to their diligence

100% them going after palworld is too much, even the generic patents they filed/got to go after them even harder. But like I said, watch the trailer for the new pokemon and watch one for palworld, I c

yeah, anti-cheat that the developer/publishers refuses to work on making it more friendly with steam os/linux simply because there isn't really money in it for them. At least not yet...

Oh yes, I agree. It's their IP and if not them, who would defend it. But, I think Palworld was a bit too much. I haven't seen the new Pokemon game though. So, can't judge based on the recent facts.

that were playing the game before the release too. I forget. I just know Nintendo really did Nintendo things when that happened but you can't really blame them. I mean they had "beyond a sha

as quantity) that has relatively been accessible to so many people across multiple rounds, timezones, days, product-availability-countries-and-or-continents, wheel spins yada yada yada...

That and maybe some games that don't run on Linux at all, like Fortnite. I completely moved to Linux on my PC last year and haven't or won't think about moving back to Win as primary anytime soon. Win

You can install windows on the deck if you want to, valve even provides official drivers. But honestly, why would you want to since it takes a performance hit (linux, especially steam os, is way more

Ah I see. Again, didn't know about the unreleased game leak. That, imo, was too bold of them to be showing off a leaked game from Nintendo on their emulator.

Emulators themselves are legal, that's why with some of them, you have to source your own bios and there's usually instructions on how to do that from your own hardware. Similar with ripping your own

Linux out of the box. I don't want that. I love to play with the device, not games, but, learn dev stuff. That's where the enjoyment is for me. (Image)

OH yah, I had completely forgotten about the Palwordl fiasco. BTW, when it comes to emulators, what is their legal status? I mean, are emulators themselves illegal since they don't ship games with the

They do, they've actually have been more open to ports and "more mature" games since they released the first switch.