There are SteamOS builds for several arm64-based handhelds already and they can play many x86-64 games through FEX. Look at Armada OS, which is basically Bazzite for arm64.

Half Life: Alyx, Beat Saber, Superhot, Budget Cuts, Space Pirate Trainer, Waltz of the Wizard etc. are all great VR games. If you like horror games, the FNAF series, The Forest, etc. also has some great VR games.

There are other tangentially fun things to do with VR, too. I watch movies in BigScreen with friends and family sitting on a virtual couch together. VRChat is fun to just meet and chat with people. This headset also plays 2D games, which I’m intrigued by, both on headset and streaming. I can stream Steam games on my Quest headset, too, but it’s lower resolution on the Quest 2.

Steam Frame community is already posting soon™ everywhere. Lol.

Red Hat sponsors Fedora’s development and use it as an upstream source for RHEL. They also own the trademark for Fedora’s branding.

However, the project is run by elected leadership and all development is largely done by volunteers (some of which work for Red Hat). It’s not a “corporate distro” like people believe. It’s somewhere between Ubuntu and Debian.

Red Hat I get, but why Fedora? Other than getting some of its funding and open source code from RHEL, it’s largely unrelated projects.

Must not have replicated across the fediverse yet. It’s showing correctly now.

Title is still wrong and missing words.

We just the…what?

Yeah but you agree to those warranty terms at purchase. The commenter earlier was bitching about how Framework wouldn’t warranty something OUT of warranty. They bought a device with a warranty period, it died outside that warranty period, and now Framework shouldn’t be expected to fix it for free.

It was out of warranty. That’s how warranties work.

It sucks that it died earlier than expected, but they can’t stay solvent just letting people get replacement parts outside of warranty for free.

Congrats on the Thinkpad. I look forward to your next post on /c/unixsocks.

You mean StarTrek.website? 😉

Ah yes. Another Arch-based distro that has less than three maintainers and will die in 6 months. I’ll throw it on the pile with the other 43,878 options.

Y’all do you. Linux is about choice and I love that about it, but unless this makes it a few years with continued support, I’m not touching it. I’d rather just run archinstall and choose COSMIC with FDE and an immutable file system

I like it. Very soothing and the animation is a fun play on virtual reality.

I thought I had a bad DP cable causing my 1440p monitor to wig out occasionally. Glad I didn’t bother buying a cable for it. I’ll either roll back or wait for the next kernel release.

AFAIK they replaced Mir with Wayland on Unity a while ago. They basically rewrote Unity to run on it instead.

I wouldn’t say they’re spreading misinformation. The article they linked DOES try to make the claim that Valve said they were selling it at a loss. However, they provided little evidence to back it up.

Nothing in Gaben’s quotes says loss. The author is making assumptions based on the “aggressive” and “painful” comments.

They also outright said the Steam Machine isn’t sold at a loss.

Where are you reading that?

Valve has said multiple times they don’t sell their hardware at a loss. Razor thin margins, but not a loss.