I played through 99% of the game on Deck.

Only the last bosses I had the time and space to run it on PC and control it from the Deck.

But 0 issues with anything, ran like butter, at home, travelling. Controls are excelent.

It was my first souls game and I finished it thanks to the Deck.

I never understood why people called enemy bots ‘AI’ in games.

Yes, there is/was a setting for that, should be on by default.

At last we were able to create the Torment Nexus…

I’ve heard about screen capture cheats in Dota 2. Immediate reactions or such.

Nice write up, but it doesn’t touch my question.

There are cheats that only read the screen, they don’t even need to run on the same PC.

So why kill your customers with anticheat acting like a spyware for something they will never solve.

I’m not even sure that is true.

There are always ways around anticheat. Why do companies demand Ring 0 access anyway?

Just FYI - Yakuza 4 and 5 are not verified on the Deck, which if you want to finish the series, is kind of a bummer.

I played 0-4 on PC, but then I got a deck, so I moved to Like a Dragon instead of Yakuza 5 :/

Excelent write-up, thank you very much. I’m going to invest my time to learning Incus!

How is the development of LXD?

I am a huge fan of LXC, but I hate random daemons running (so no Docker for me). I have been looking at the Linux Container website, and they mentioned Canonical taking LXD development under its wings, and something about no one else participating apart from Canonical devs.

So I’m kind of scared about the future of LXC and Incus. Do you have any more information about that?

But then you wouldn’t know about specific details like how much do they drink

I wish I could play Yakuza 0 for the first time again… such a high quality experience, nothing came even remotely close.

5 and 6 aren’t playable on the deck, so I play Like a Dragon… it’s decent.

Anyone played Judgement?

I have VMs on my metal, one specific for containers.

Though I use LXC. Docker started with LXC, then grew bigger, and I don’t like how big it is.

If I can set up one simple NAT and run everything inside a container, I don’t need Docker.

Docker’s main advantage is the hub.

I get all my music in FLAC, spend extra when I need to buy them.

But ‘noticeably better audio quality’ needs its own explanation.

If you have under $200 headphones, 320b MP3 will most likely suffice. There are many aspects like type of music, volume, sound chip, amplifiers, and of course actual quality of the MP3 (some recode 256 or 128 into 320 to make it look better).

But unless you have quality headphones and enjoy your music without distractions, MP3s will serve just as well.

Of course, once you get to listen to music in uncompressed quality alone with good hardware - you can’t go back. And it’s an expensive hobby.

Gentoo - three digits Matrix - used to patreon, but it’s dead, so I stopped Wiki - occasionally

I really need to support Postgres and Patroni. Next year’s goals

I mean for average console user, you can do a whole lot. Even for your average Windows user.

And if you drive Linux… I’m not sure why you couldn’t handle SteamOS?

It’s an immutable version of stripped Arch, dunno if that counts as ‘slightly restricted’. You can disable the read-only mode if you want to and know what you’re doing.