Highly recommend using Immich and just creating a separate account(s) for your friend(s). You can even set storage quotas for each individual person.
ISolox
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Your dock won't work, as its most likely HDMI out only (not in). Even a lot of the capture cards that do have HDMI in tend to have a lot of delay, same with a lot apps that would encode a signal over USB, which would also have a performance hit on your Steamdeck as well. I unfortunately can't think of a good solution except maybe upgrading your wifi access point and using a wired network connection with your Steamdeck, but by then you mind as well just buy an external USB-C display.
I've been meaning to try the game again. Haven't really touched it since launch.
Prism Launcher flatpak is my recommendation.
Alternate to alternate to.
If BF6 even gets close to that number I will eat my own socks. Such an unrealistic sales goal.
You can! They have replacement buttons for whichever layout you want for fairly cheap. I'm using the original ultimate Bluetooth with an Xbox layout.
I hope they update some of the original Ultimate 1 controllers for support. I love 8bitdo controllers, but I'm not going to buy a controller over it, and I constantly have had issues with my SN30 Pro buttons sticking.
The performance itself has not changed really. The article is a bit misleading.
They did fix the shader compilation issues, which would caused by the previous update. Overall performance is basically the same.
Maybe it's just the games I've been playing (mainly Mario Kart and TOTK), but I havent really had any issues with the Switch 2 screen, and I'm usually pretty sensitive to that stuff, at least on PC.
This is probably not to place to ask about getting a Nintendo console. Most people here are hardcore pc. (which is fine, but definitely biased).
My personal recommendation is this:
Do you want to play new Nintendo games? Get a switch 2.
Want to older Nintendo games and multiplats? Get a steamdeck.
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My Linux ISO collection take up around 12TB, 268 of smaller ISOs, and 751 big boi ISOs.