I gather that the nt kernel isn’t inherently bad, rather that the aging win32 subsystem is the problem.

the reset situation may improve in the not too distant future: https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMDGPU-Per-Ring-Resets

I think I saw the notebook version of this on the explaining computers yt channel.

That’s a reasonable price point for a fully enclosed development device imo

You’re not wrong. I have no idea about the call of duty one either. I’m guessing it similarly doesn’t work.

It sort of highlights another issue; even though a game technically leverages an AC system that can work in Steam, individual developers may not bother getting it running on Linux.

I’m no fan of Fortnite, but you can’t deny it’s massively popular. I hope the steam deck sees continued success in order to sway developers. Broadening SteamOS to other HW platforms may also help to an extent.

Oh right, neat!

I guess I’m just thinking of a couple games with BE who have not bothered to reach out for this.

I think EA and Activision also have newish, bespoke anti-cheat for Battlefield and call of duty respectively. I don’t believe either of those work on Linux but I could be mistaken.

I think battleeye too?

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yyyyeah. i wonder if there’s any UV headroom for the Pi5 in this system.

who asked for this?

Alright, alright, you win.

Heh, I see you’ve played bikey spoony before!