Well, at least he doesn’t have the variant that shuts down all your energy and makes you unable to leave the bed.

The funny thing is that it actually used to be the other way around when it was still ATI. The ATI drivers sucked ass so nvidia was almost mandatory if you wanted to run Linux.

Really, no need to. Go AMD when you want to upgrade anyways but don’t throw away a perfectly fine GPU. The difference between AMD and nVidia is that AMD works out of the box and for nvidia you would have to do one click or command to install the driver. That’s it.

Sure, if you dig deeper it is much more nuanced. But unless you have some unusual use case beyond gaming (which might actually compell you to go nvidia) just stick to what you have.

I’d say stick to what you know. So one of the Debian or Ubuntu based distros. Like Ubuntu, Mint or Pop OS.

Stay away from Valve’s Debian based SteamOS. That is horribly outdated and has nothing to do with what people nowadays mean when they say “SteamOS”. I’m always surprised to learn that it’s still available.

In the end it doesn’t really matter which distro you choose. All of them should have no problems with running WoW.

Nvidia graphics aren’t terrible. AMD graphics are just much better. The nvidia drivers still work.

Guys, Israel can be committing war crimes and genocide and Hamas can be inflating death tolls. Both can be true.

No, don’t kill him. Let him develop Long Covid and then waste away in his own filth.

In general these things are achieved with the OAuth standard. But as far as I know it’s not supported by Lemmy.

I only got it the other way around when my wife promised to care for me 24/7 since I got disabled by Long Covid.

Thanks, that’s what I wanted to know. When it was released it was unplayable.

Unfortunately my Intel card craps out when trying to color correct the display.

We also have a slow version of this on one of the !onehundredninetysix@lemmy.blahaj.zone communities.

Can you see with top or ps what program is eating up all the RAM? Probably some bug you may report.

Does the first game finally run well on the Deck? Or is this as verified as Spider-Man 2?

About as important as with people.

The Steam Deck literally is a PC. If for some inane reason you can’t get it to do what you want you can install Windows on it.

I think the only reason emulation is “worse” on it than on PC can be that a desktop PC has more power. Almost all emulators in general usage are open source and have Linux versions.

There are also no problems with running pirated Windows games. By now the only games that are problematic on Linux are multiplayer games with kernel level anti cheat that hasn’t been configured to work on Linux.

The Steam Deck is better than the Switch in almost every aspect. It just doesn’t come with detachable controllers. That’s it.

So if you want a portable console with detachable controllers buy a Switch. Otherwise there is no reason not to get a Deck.

You mean as a file server? I’d probably use a minimal Debian installation. But almost any distro should have a minimal flavour.

For my wife Spaceballs is the original and Star Wars is the spoof.

But more seriously, too many people didn’t register that Scream was a parody. That way it managed to surpass older slashers.

We arrived at a time where 5.9" is considered small…

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