Looks like a fantastic update! I'm not big into airliners, but I'll probably pick it up on sale eventually.
Regarding the distro, definitely not the case. Steam Deck runs on Arch for example. Years ago I played on Fedora just fine.
If you don't mind elaborating, what are the issues you're seeing? I absolutely get your frustration, but I think many of us would be happy to help you and hopefully it's a quick solution!
Do you have Proton installed, and did you tell Steam to run games using it? Go to Steam -> Settings -> Compatibility. Make sure Enable Steam Play is checked for both Supported and "Other" titles, and the drop down has a Proton version in it. I personally use Proton Experimental for everything.
I can't help but notice that Civ VI, F1 2015 and Broforce which all work for you are all native Linux titles, and all of the ones that don't work don't have Linux versions and would therefore need to be run through Proton. ProtonDB lists all of them as Gold tier titles, so they should generally work okay with only minor issues. Steam doesn't do great messaging and prompt players to do this from what I remember.
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how’s the current state of controller support? i played a bit during EA but had been planning on waiting til the PS5 release cuz I figure the layout options would be in a better state by then.
Haven't played it myself, but this article on PCGamer seems to imply that it's good support since they switched to using controller completely: https://www.pcgamer.com/baldurs-gate-3-controller-playthrough/
That's fair. I guess when they mentioned they were building a PC I assumed it was relatively recent hardware. But I've been there when you can't get or find drivers, or Windows tells you the old drivers aren't compatible with newer OS' and things like that.
oPower integration is very welcome. Though pricing isn't working for me.
Very likely. If you're playing on Ultra settings especially this should help.
Admittedly, I just use Sonos myself. However, I do hope to one day move to something else more open.
BluOS is another solution to look at. It's still pricey, but works offline and higher quality than Sonos if you're someone who has lots of high res music files.
If you want something that's more open, but way more DIY, I found this blog post that talks about a solution using Mopidy server: https://blog.platypush.tech/article/Build-your-open-source-multi-room-and-multi-provider-sound-server-with-Platypush-Mopidy-and-Snapcast
Can't vouch for it, but looks interesting and according to the GitHub is still being updated so worth a look if you don't mind putting in some work and tinkering.
In short, the Mali government took back the domain apparently. It's now running under lemmy.fmhy.net but it started from scratch.
The admins originally tried to set up a script to move all users and posts to the new domain, but it was taking too long and users voted to just start over. Admins have a post saying they will try to move some community / mod posts over, but all users and communities are a clean slate.
That looks awesome! Really excited for this throttle.
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Same! Quick to read, fun writing and I love the characters. One of my most recommended Sci fi series to friends.