Quoting: pbWell, it's about time someone invented it...

There are alternatives already, like: https://www.uperfectmonitor.com It is just something that I am considering to buy for my galaxy tablet to use on the go as a laptop. But I never tought I can also hook up my Steam Deck when I am remote. It's a good ideea.

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Not my stile of game, but I am glad to see that the studio is working on STALKER. It's a cemented title in the PC gaming world.

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While I know KDE is better on resources then Gnome, I like better how Gnome looks out of the box. That said, since KDE is on Steam Deck I do hope it gets as good as possible as it is kind of how non linux people look at linux now(trough Steam Deck screen)

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Not available in Romania, I do hope it will become available at some point to be honest. Although, making the price for the German version, it starts at 1500 euros the DIY version.

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In my opinion this is the best way for Linux to start getting noticed. No matter how good Linux is, if it does not come preinstalled on laptops/desktops, most people will not bother changing the OS.
Well... this is still targeted to developers, so still a small niche in the market, but it is a start and any laptop with Linux preinstalled is a very good thing.

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Mutant Year Zero is really nice game. I liked it.

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I like the fact that they put in the extra time to reproduce your issue with charging and fixed it.

I do not own yet a Steam Deck but I seriously thinking of buying one. It does look very impresive to be hoenst

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Quoting: mihaibI am a bit curious on what this power options actually do to the system... I can't seem to find a explanation on the web. I mean what actualy does it tweak/set to achieve this.

Maybe one of these has the info you seek?
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=GNOME-power-profiles-daemon
https://www.fosslinux.com/48738/top-new-features-of-gnome-41.htm
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2021/08/gnome-41-features-and-changes

The phoronix article gives a bit more information to what it actually does. Thank you.

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I am a bit curious on what this power options actually do to the system... I can't seem to find a explanation on the web. I mean what actualy does it tweak/set to achieve this.

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Quoting: HamishI am assuming they mean RX Vega graphics.

Does System76 solder in the RAM like Lenovo does now? Because that just horrifies me.

EDIT: Nope, RAM is fully upgradeable with two DDR4 slots. Sounds great.

No, they don't. I am going for the european version of System76 and that is TuxedoComputers but I like more the carbon magnezium and more compact(but better CPU performance) TuxedoComputers Pulse 15 Gen 1 . Tomorow I will order it as a work laptop

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