Something like that should really be built into Wayland.

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Wait, Turok remaster? Is that the version that is currently on Steam?

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I don't have anything against snaps as such, but the way Canonical are pushing them onto users feels disrespectful. Like if you apt install firefox, it will pull in snapd, and install the snap package of Firefox. Not quite what I expected the system to do.

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So that is why Steam storefront won't load. Thought my WiFi is acting up again.

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Oh man, this game. I played it a bit back in the day, but could not figure out what the heck was going on or what I was supposed to be doing? I think it was also in russian, which did not help.

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Counter-Strike holds strong because it is a time-tested formula that has been refined to perfection. If Valve wants to add or change the core mechanics, they would be taking a risk of not being received positively and driving the fans away. Making it a completely separate game would allow them much more freedom to do what they want. I just hope it does not become another Battlefield of Duty.

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Quoting: XpanderHmm, interesting. Hugepages got me curious, if that could be helpful on desktop linux also.
Theres loads of documentation about it on the kernel pages. Wonder if this tool can be installed on regular desktop Linux also?

As far as I understand, to take advantage of huge pages, the application needs to be aware of them. As in it needs to allocate the memory in a special way. Also there is quite a bit of setup and administration required, like dedicating a part of the memory to be used for huge pages. This is useful for some large (like really large) databases, but I fail to see how it would benefit anything on a general-purpose device? Unless, of course, there is something I am completely missing here.

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Quoting: LembrittGot the 64 GB version and a SD card.

I also got myself a 64 GB Steam Deck, and a good 512 GB micro SD card. The total was still a bit cheaper than even the 256 GB version. Very happy about it so far.

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This is great news. Does anyone know if it is possible to run Steam headless on a home server just for the purpose of caching game files?

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It's really cool to see Fanatical embrace the Steam Deck like that with their bundles and Steam Deck ratings on game descriptions. It's quickly becoming my favourite store outside of Steam itself.

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