i have the funniest vivado problem
it cannot display the letter d (only the bold one)
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i have the funniest vivado problem
it cannot display the letter d (only the bold one)
On Steam Deck Valve has this community compatibility rating feature, not present on Linux Desktop Steam, does but I guess that makes sense because they can't guess about compatibility on my weird byob Linux configuration.
There's *is* a "show only games that run on Linux" filter button, but clicking it appears to do nothing, EG, afaict nothing disappears. Maybe the idea is that it hides every game that uses Dunovo, but I don't buy those kinds of video games, so it doesn't hide anything for me??
Was thinking "I wish I could play Titanium Court on my Linux laptop" before experimentally checking in the Steam for Linux app and realizing it allows me to install the Windows version of Titanium Court, it just silently installs Proton in the background at the same time it installs the game 🤔
It runs, too. Now I'm curious what portion of my Steam library will turn out to also run on Linux.