$649: 512GB LED vs $549.00 512GB OLED

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I have nothing negative to say about the Touch Pads, in fact I fall in love. But the Touch Screen is not very good, especially compared to who good touch works on smartphones in example. Didn’t know it was improved too!

The oled model is roughly the same price as the original Steam Deck launched. And there are so many improvements, not just screen and battery. And given that other devices get more expensive over time, and with the higher RAM prices than before, its actually a good price; relatively speaking.

Linux = Libre

MacOS = Jail

I appreciate the honesty that its a self promotion, and not disguised as a normal post! Seriously.

Oh Google… Someone should sue you too then.

The only thing I care about is, its statistics for fun. For developers this is a helpful metric. As I see, I am not the only one who got feathered up with this statement. Glad there are some normal people here.

used a controller more than we’d like to admit

I don’t understand this statement. I mean it sounds like as if it was a bad thing you hide it or something… There is nothing to “admit”. I even play some first person shooter (single player) with gamepad, nothing wrong with it. Especially great with the gamepad support from Steam Input.

I can see a new film; Terminator: Rise of the Vending Machines

I think they ended support prematurely.

I wouldn’t even blame Lenovo for not passing over the savings of Linux. Because that means, they have a huge reason to sell Linux based systems, as they make more money from each unit this way.

This is the way.

Despite all the controversies it is involved with (some are dumb to be honest), I really enjoy the show. I also like its a longer show and not over in 34 minutes. Besides the main attraction for most, the ads and trailers and announcements, the show respects the developers and give them a place to shine in person. The show is a celebration of videogames, with music orchestra and awards, personal speeches.

I wonder how many are here for the actual show, and how many are here for announcements only.

Tim Swiney said on the game product page there should be no disclosure of Ai usage in the games, in response to Steam “forcing” the disclosure of what is being used Ai for. Just shows how I will avoid Epic Games Store even more than before. There are plenty other reasons. Epic will not buy me as a “user” by giving me free games (however I do not blame anyone else doing so, free is a great deal to be honest).

I am surprised that Civilization 7 made it to top 9 of revenue on PC. I mean yes, an old beloved in depth strategy in its habitat shouldn’t surprise doing well. But I did not expect it do this well in today’s day and age. At least in the western region, tracked by a statistics tracker “Newzoo’s Game Performance Monitor”. For a comparison on Steam statistics for 2025 how these stats hold up, we have to wait a little longer.

Hmm. I was one of those who was interested in LibreWolf for long time. Just recently I had to give it a pass for different reason (but for comfort reason as you). Good to read experiences that talk about the “issues” too. I guess LibreWolf could be used for everything that does not require logging in into a website; in example random websites and websearch and so on. But then, maintaining and using two different browsers would be super annoying (for me).

There is also Waterfox, which got some update recently, with version number 6.6.6! I will look into this and how it compares to LibreWolf.

I was so close to accept LibreWolf and finally make the switch from Firefox. But sadly LibreWolf does not support saving in Browser passwords. Its because of security concerns, I get it. But look, I want to save passwords in the browser. And sadly this killed LibreWolf for me.

No no, this time it is really for real!

I actually meant how it paid off to pay for 10 years. Denuvo is quite expensive as far as I know.