So, 99% of users.

How? It’s not like the source code if no longer under GPL, it’s just that this specific compiled binary is under a different license but it doesn’t change anything for anyone in real life.

App store EULAs and GPLv3 frequently clash. This change only affects the app store binary releases.

I post both this and DeckDroid. This here isn’t for phones, DeckDroid is.

Shuffling the order queue means that even ordering one with a scripted bot is senseless because it’s not first come, first serve.

Not happy myself that I’m in the 2027 group but maybe some hero ports SteamOS to the Quest 3, then I could cancel my order and save money. I genuinely want one mainly as an unencumbered VLC player with a giant virtual screen.

Why even bother with the whole waitlist/reservation thing in the first place?

Disincentivize scalpers.

Everybody’s feeding their direct competitor Google who’ll then improve Gemini with it.

Can you please share a reliable source?

Well, it links to her non-explicit social media…

https://github.com/neeeeow/Klassik if you want to skip the blog spam.

Is there any advantage of this over Gamenative?

No idea. Didn’t try.

The vast majority of Apple users stick with the default browser and the vast majority of Windows users change the default browser. That’s why Chrome is the number one browser by active users.

they are spread way too thin

So they focus on macOS, the least used platform?

I’m not in favor of Windows exclusive applications but if you only have the resources to focus on one platform, use the one with most users.

As for the Linux version: Looked like yet another Gnome Web knockoff. A WebKit browser whose GUI actually works well on Plasma and other non-Gnome desktops would be welcome but another one of those isn’t a benefit IMO

This is a port of SteamOS, Armada is not.

Just rename it American States of America.

FYI: I changed the link of this post to the beta 2 hotfix because beta 1 had a booting bug.

I’m sure if AMD or Intel don’t get their act together and produce something that more efficient than whatever Qualcomm have in the pipeline, that’s what’s going to happen.

I just hope Valve will have stated by then to entice ARM native games instead of wasting performance on emulation.

I think you’re right. Initial SteamOS 3.0 release as shipped on the first wave of Steam Decks was broken trash by today’s standards. Even the first 3.0.xx updates made a world difference.

I’m not the developer but my guess is that they want to distinguish this from Armada which is something like Bazzite but using Arch Linux where everything is recompiled.

They take the binary SteamOS image and add a different kernel and some other auxiliary stuff to port Valve’s image to new devices.

That’s broadly similar to what Linux Mint does to Ubuntu or Bazzite does to Fedora. Sometimes this is referred as a remix instead of a fork.

Edit: typo from wrong autocorrect

From the headline alone I would have thought it’s a VR capability Wii emulator.

What do the data processing term say?