As asked before: what about normal network shares?

Should work right out of the box, is a standard action from the windows world, and, if I recall correctly from the ltt linux videos, is even Linus-tech-tips-proof-easy.

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FreeRCT actually started in 2011, before OpenRCT2, which started in 2014.

Quoting: HopfenmeisterSo it is not OpenRCT2 with free assets, but a re-implementation from scratch?

FreeRCT aims to be a re-creation of RCT that captures the look and feel, as opposed to a re-implementation, which would aim to fully capture the game's mechanics and underlying models/simulations.

Source: https://freerct.blogspot.com/, https://freerct.net/

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Also includes GamingOnlinux favourite Nebuchadnezzar ^_^

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"important for us and our community, and never more so than with the Steam Deck having arrived (we have hopes!)".

I *do* hope they'll successfully adapt the interface for it. What's on the screenshots is not quite, to put it mildly, up to standards for small screens.

Don't really have the time to play it, bought it anyway. I should know better. I do know better. Ah well, added to the backlog ^_^

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Quoting: andy155Valve reduces the size of the Steam Deck client in the latest update? Honestly but who cares? You really exaggerate with the deck news.

On top of that; it's a fairly useless optimisation as long as the primary mode of installing non-steam software is using those bloated packages.

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I think that this messy handling rather demonstrates that, as I mentioned at other news items, this "verified" software stuff is not clear enough as to where support responsibility lies. Valve's handling gives the impression that "verified" software will be supported by the devs, whilst there is no such guarantee from them.

Time for a simple extra filter, Supports Deck or somesuch, to indicate that the dev commits to providing full support for running the game in question on the deck.

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You forgot the important number: 233 linux items, according to the website's filter.

Some more highlights:

Bleed
Bleed 2
They bleed pixels
Super Hexagon
Hidden Folks (really love the dev of this game, thanks to the stance on dlc)
Glittermitten grove

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Don't standard network shares work out of the box?

I've always accessed other other pc's (both windows and linux) shared folders/files through the dolphin file manager. Point n click and no extra installs on both sides with the extra advantage of it being the standard way of network sharing on windows.

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Not a fan of the way the os seems to favour flatpacks/appimages for software that should be included in the distro natively.

It adds bloat to a resource constrained system that should not be there.

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Quote... microtransactions ...

Do you think Albion Online is a title you might play on Deck?

No.

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