Jonga

but they need the ram to... be better I guess. DON'T YOU UNDERSTAAAAAND?!!?!?

MAAAAAAN, I had a dream where I was using the Steam Frame. It was in my grasp, on my head, then I woke up. I didn't realize how much I wanted this thing.

I generally abstain from feeling I need products, but like I've been saving for years for the potential that a new Valve headset would be a thing

Also, there is an extension called Unhook that helps hide shorts, comments, recommendations, and general YouTube features that can be more distracting. I just like having more intent on what I want to watch.

A screenshot of text from the youtube shorts page that says "Recommendations are off. Your watch history is off, and we rely on watch history to tailor your Shorts feed. You can change your settings at any time, or try searching for Shorts instead. Learn more"

YouTube Shorts are my doom scroll poison. I HAVE FOUND THE HACK TO DEFEAT IT!!

I know it's convenient to have YouTube history on, but I really don't miss it when the exchange of having it off is far greater. You can adapt to saving videos in playlists if you really need to remember something.

HWAAaaaaAAaaaAT!?!?!?

It's always good to archive some goofy shit

the "ooOOOOOO" sent me

@sodaraptor.bsky.social Hay, have you considered putting your games on GOG? With Steam's DRM, people (including me) have been getting more games on GOG and Itchio. GOG games have been more convenient to play compared to itch on Linux/SteamOS by using GOG through Heroic Launcher.

HEAVY RAIN You press X to call out Jason's name HEAVY RAIN That kid's spine will never be the same HEAVY RAIN The PS3 still doesn't have a game

Toy Story 5... replaced by the tablet.

It's real, stupid, yet actually interesting. I don't know how to feel.

So is the Nintendo Wii 💀

all as it should be

#Valve #SteamOS #SteamMachine #Linux
For anyone worried that Mods will be difficult to get running on the Steam Machine with it being Linux, just know that R2modman has a Linux appimage and it works great. Nexus mods is also trying to get their platform fully working on Linux this year apparently.

For how indecisive the Linux community can be, I don't think this is a cut and dry thing.

I think stars need to align, more niche drivers and use cases need support, more PC makers need options for Linux in prebuilds, more accessibility, and probably some more magic from Valve needs to happen.

#Linux #LinuxGaming
The Linux community growing is great, but I'm confused when people talk about 'The Year of Linux Desktop'. People speculate that it will happen every year, but no one defines what the threshold is. What all do you think needs to happen for that "Year of Linux" threshold to pass?

WHAT!? I logged on at a great fucking time!

Valve's SteamOS is Linux and they have a whole accessibility tab in search. I just feel that if a game says it has 'Narrated Game Menus' for accessibility, it should be considered how the accessibility feature works on Linux, especially when Valve brought and is bringing so many people to Linux.

BROK the InvestiGator on Steam An innovative adventure mixed with beat 'em up and RPG elements. In a grim world where animals have replaced mankind, what kind of detective will you be?

One game that has a screen reader voice in the game and is fully blind accessible is BROK the InvestiGator made by @cowcatgames.com. You can also turn off the built in one and have the game reach out to a screen reader on your computer. Something to consider.

store.steampowered.com/app/949480/B...

GitHub - nvaccess/nvda: NVDA, the free and open source Screen Reader for Microsoft Windows NVDA, the free and open source Screen Reader for Microsoft Windows - nvaccess/nvda

NVAccess or NVDA (not Nvidia) is a free and open source screen reader for Windows if you're curious.
www.nvaccess.org
github.com/nvaccess/nvda

#gamedev #accessibility
Games on Linux using proton ATM can't reach out to screen readers. I tested the program NVDA, nothing. I just want to recommend devs normalize having a screen reader built in the game or lines prerecorded from a screen reader or a person, because in game should work on Linux.

Grant Kirkhope is making music for a Glitch show?! Every time I hear that Grant is doing the music for something I like, it's similar to getting excited spotting a voice actor in an animation like Rob Paulsen or Jim Cummings like "OH SHIT, IT'S THE LEGEND"!

Kick ass, Grant!

Clip studio paint works with vectors. Many people have used CSP for storyboarding. You only need to pay once, unless you really want to upgrade to every new version.

I just realized that if the first announcement of Beyond Good & Evil 2 was a person, it could vote. Still ain't out.

WOOF

Yeah. I want to appreciate how much I can get out of the Deck. I'll still get the Steam Machine for VR, but if VR wasn't something I did, the Steam Deck would be the only PC I need for my use cases. Instead, it'll be the main, because it will get enough function while I prioritize low power draw.

a man and a woman are sitting at a table laughing and smiling . Alt: A visual representation of the phrase "knock on wood". The parents from home alone at the police station worry laughing while knocking on the desk.

Jungle beats will never die

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Yeah, it seems like a VR Deck but less powerful. It has enough power to play many VR and flat screen games though. Valve said games have a max of 7 watts TDP

Also, I've tried the theater mode virtual display in Steam VR. You can resize & move it around how you'd like and even orient it to lay down.

The Steam Machine isn't out. My guess is it'll be out in march. PC wise, I've just gotten most everything I want out of the Deck, because I'm not one to play AAA games often. The Steam Machine is going to be 6X more powerful than the Steam Deck. I don't need that kind of power unless I'm playing VR.

Dude, almost everything I'd want in the Steam Machine I can do with a docked Steam Deck. The one thing I'd want it for is as an extension of the Steam Frame VR headset. Other than that, this is my first time using the Deck docked on a big screen, and it's rad as hell.

Save 15% on Marble's Marbles on Steam A love letter to the classic marble games. Help Marble find his lost marbles and roll through physics-powered worlds packed with wild challenges and quirky contraptions.

Dude, this game called Marble's Marbles made by @destined.com looks amazing. I'ma have to snag this beauty.

store.steampowered.com/app/4137920/...

Ah. My assumptions have failed me on this fine day lol.

Oh this looks rad as fuck! Some of the survivor assets are in the workshop at least. Maybe someday someone will make a recreation in Source.