@ann3nova Myeh. GIving dudebro a chance. He was properly set up, Jesse is clearly stil part of the thing and, given the trailer shows her behind the back for a bit, she may actually be playable in a Leon/Grace RE9 type of split.

The real question is does people liking Rahul Kohli justify dudebro in not-Returnal and what is it with Finnish devs doing Dudebro 2 - The Sequel all at once.

@massivelyop OK, the phrase "ending support" is starting to lose all meaning now.

Do they mean "we won't be testing patches on a Win10 machine before publishing them"?

@mhoye @southpaw1312 Hold on, so your concern isn't the tech, just the brand of the tech?

So if Meta came up with a wearable body cam you'd be against it? Are you cool with all the other crap being routed by Meta/Google/Apple/whatever?

I'm confused by this approach.

@mhoye Oh, this is gonna get to be a real pickle the first time someone tries to get someone wearing prescription lenses in a camera-equipped frame, isn't it?

Say what you will for Google's original attempt, at least that could be removed without telling someone to take off their prosthetics.

@EUCommission That's just not how computers work. Making restrictions procedural rather than technological is a dealbreaker.

This response actually makes me more anxious in that it shows either the issue is not understood or is being deliberately misrepresented.

@taoeffect I mean, I can see that thread on your account. It makes sense that the post owner can remove answers below their own. Bluesky users in general seem pretty happy about the level of moderation that allows them to enact. The responder can still quote post to resurface their answer if they want to have it on their feed.

I can see not liking that, but it doesn't seem like a dealbreaker to me.

@thejackimonster @boilingsteam Well, you literally aren't getting a worse experience. I've installed Bazzite on a Legion Go, just because I expected it to be a nuisance with the nonstandard controllers and it isn't, there is specific support for it and it works. I'd argue that it's easier to get that to dual boot than a Steam Deck, by some margin.

But that's with a very similar AMD APU. The tricky bit is deploying on laptops with Nvidia dGPUs and other, further removed use cases.

@thejackimonster @boilingsteam

To that point, there are already a few widely available unofficial versions of "Steam Big Picture running over another distro", which is pretty much all SteamOS is. If the only difference between official SOS and Bazzite or Chimera OS is that Valve is making it, rather than having additional compatibility/features the community can't match, then what's the point?