Yeah, thats how I found it!

You can download pre installed from Anker games. Then just add it through wine or proton and you are good to go buddy!

Fuck I want that so bad.

Jellyfin is figgin Great 😃👍

That’s what I found and am struggling with RIGHT NOW! It seems that If I had Firefox it would work straight away. But I run Waterfox, and it doesn’t work. Trying to figure out where to move the install files into Waterfox… Hmmm…

Figures. They did a rapid renovation of this apartment with cheap labor.

Was this caused by too much for from the tool used to cut?

Thanks.

I am currently editing the guide, will finish tomorrow. but you might have luck following it already. Check out https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/38810596

I’ll reply tomorrow with a guide. Gotta create a Lemmy community for it and then I’ll make a post-guide on how to!

I wonder how many people, like me, who really use their Steam Deck as a Pirate Deck.

If I see a game I like on Steam Store I simply go to STEAMRlP and grab it pre-installed. Then I run it through Wine/Proton. Installing dependencies is very easy, thanks to steamdb.info + Wine-/Protontricks.

Now, some games I do buy afterwards. KCD2 is one example. The Last Flame another. When I know that I enjoy it, I know what I get for my money, then I can make the decision to buy it.

As long as you are in the know and knowingly know what you are paying for it’s all good.

I personally wouldn’t because supporting them (by using or paying) will bump them up on App-store popularity lists when you search for “Lemmy” and that would only keep misleading more unaware people.

As a free alternative, it is unfortunately cluttered with ads and tracking features.

Moreover, it employs a predatory strategy by removing these inconveniences only if users opt to pay, despite the existence of equally effective free alternatives.

This approach can confuse (especially new) users, potentially leading them to choose a less favorable option due to lack of awareness.