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I make music. I play videogames. Nothing else to it.
Shut the fuck up, nobody likes you. Nobody wants you. At least, nobody that matters. Read the god damn room.
This is a direct reference to The Quartering. A piece of shit youtuber that has an entire subreddit devoted to hating him. Also, yes, this is a thing he actually did. He was pissed his wife went to go eat pizza without him, got really drunk, started crying and actually pissed in the corner of his basement.
My issues were just learning to navigate Linux (coming from windows) when I had to problem solve or install recommended add ons. Also “verified” doesn’t mean “runs perfectly”. For example, BG3 is “verified” but in the city, act 3, the game chugs badly. “Cryotools” helps with that, but you need to go through desktop mode to install it.
The “computer” part is required to install highly recommended add ons for game mode that improve overall deck performance. It’s also required for when game mode starts acting off, like when sound suddenly stops playing, for example, or when a game won’t run in game mode and needs tweaking. If you want to emulate your games from other consoles, it is also required to maneuver. It’s also required for when you inevitably want to start modding your games to get the most out of them. Sure, you can totally avoid it if you want, but you will eventually have to use it. “Decky Loader” is another good example. It unlocks the steam decks potential in many ways, but you need to use desktop mode to get it working in game mode.
What an odd thing to downvote lol