Will try revolt, cool!

Edit: okay, I like it

I had to throw out an old pillow I had and I haven’t slept as well ever since

It’s hard

This game is great! Thanks for the guide

For new linux users, if you get any trouble installing steam from the web, may be bugs or other stuff, install instead the flatpak version

Usually going to the “Software” app. If your steam can’t read X folders or Harddrives, download “Flatseal” and give it all permissions

I’m saying this because I did have trouble in fedora until I switched to the Flatpak version

edit: But I haven’t tested this guide with flatpak so Idk if everything would work out

That sounds awesome regardless! A model of 8bitdo was my 2nd choice. Be aware in the future that Gulikit also ships with Nintendo layout, but you can buy the buttons and replace them without opening the controller, as it is a feature :)

I want their new controller because it has extra buttons on the back, like the steamdeck, but in general the unit I have has a great soft feeling, the same shape as a XBOX controller but with integrated battery and nice joysticks and overall nice feeling.

I started “The Odin Project” in the deck, because the course prompted me to either mess with WSL2 on windows or switch to linux, so the SteamDeck it is :)

I also set up a secondary setup for my girlfriend with it, even tho my initial intention was to use it handheld most of the times, but it has worked out beautifuly, even with dual monitors!

And I use it as a SmartTV tool, I take it from my desk and dock it on the living room

Do you mind if I add this to the Wiki?

Hello! I appreciate your desire to help in here! I was planning on using the Wiki tool from this instance, but I believe there’s no way of making edits on it unless you have an account on lemmy.dbzer0.com

If you want, we can have a chat on DMs

My initial intent for the SteamDeck was using it on my couch or bed, as I have some serious back problems for my age, but since my girlfriend is getting into gaming, I have a sized down setup at my right, composed of;

• A monitor
• A 60% keyboard, and mouse
• A dock for the SteamDeck

So she can dock it when she’s at home and we can play with my main setup and her little settup together!

When she’s not at home, I sometimes dock it on the living room TV and play with a Gullikit Controller (I mention it because it’s quite awesome).

But honestly, the first day I got the dock, I connected two monitors to the SteamDeck and it was so great it made me switch to dualbooting on my main rig, and if/when the next SteamDeck comes out, I’ll probably just sell my pc, or keep it as a home server.

Welcome to the team!

Hello! I’m writting some guides myself, as I’d rather compile some content that I have verified and is not a copy paste from other places. Still, I’m working, slowly, but working.

You’re welcome in here, we can talk on DMs

Hello there! Help is more than welcome, and since you have a good reputation on reddit I’ll reach you on DMs

Hey man! Really happy it’s you :), congrats

My comments from someone who doesn’t know much about programming yet:

• Make the “get in touch” button functional
• The “Language” category could be named “Experience working with:” Or something more professional
• Search for better logos for the programming languages you know, and make them smaller
• Many elements have contrast issues, black text on very dark blue backgrounds, etc. That’s very very important
• Cursor doesn’t change on top of links

Idea:

• The landing page could contain some pictures of your best websites or more visually pleasing projects. And if this is a personal website “watchlist” and such are okay, but if it’s meant to be a portfolio for companies… Keep it professional

Overall, it was still okay, but needs some polishing

haloo

Will do!

Finally, here, thanks for helping

It’s not all communities but I don’t want you to go through all the trouble of re-doing this in each community

hello :)

i love 3ds