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Yeah, the Steam Deck is kind of the middle ground between a too big laptop and too small phone screen.

Still have SteamOS on it or some other distro?

If all they have on you is your optional backup email and your IP, I think they’re doing pretty well in the no data-collecting part?

Don’t worry. The best season (winter) is about to start.

To install apps from the Play Store you could maybe look at Aurora Store?

Tried it. So it’s basically a search engine for piracy sites? Like it opens a browser window of a piracy site of your choosing and you play it in the browser. I think torrentio + stremio is better experience, but for free, this ain’t too bad.

Yea it looks awesome, another W for the open-source community!

Works perfectly, thanks! Backing up wasn’t necessary.

Any idea when the update comes to f-droid?

You can install games from Epic, Ubisoft etc. using other Linux applications.

Like Heroic for GOG And Epic, Lutris for everything else.

Jellyfin can be self-hosted with Radarr to automatically download shows you want to it and be streamed with Jellyfin.

Also you get Bloons TD6 with your Netflix account

Betterbird (Thunderbird fork) for pc, K-9 for phone.

Miss takes.

Takes what?

As I understand it, it’s read-only, so the updates you get are basically replacing your current ones but keeping your apps (like flatpaks) installed.

Hard to figure out

Which part? The one where to install an app, instead of downloading a .exe you search for the app in the package manager?

Have to settle for similar but different apps.

That’s not exclusive to Linux though. Like for example moving to MacOS you wouldn’t really expect for all the apps to work either?

Video drivers not built in.

Video drivers aren’t built into Windows either? And on Linux, AMD’s drivers are (as I understand it), and for Nvidia, you’ll probably have Noveau installed.

Inconsistent bluetooth.

How? I’ve found BT to just work on Linux, while on Windows I had to track down the specific drivers.

Update all breaks everything.

Unless you installed Arch (or any rolling release distro) as your first distro, this probably won’t be an issue.

Hard to get support for your individual set-up when Linux is so fractured.

Then maybe install Mint, Ubuntu, Pop!_OS or anything more widespread that does have the support you want?

Why wouldn’t you?

If someone’s in a one party consent state, wouldn’t it not matter where the other person is, because the laws of the state they’re in apply?

(Not US-ian, can’t talk from experience)