No problem! For adding art for non-Steam games, I’d really recommend the SteamGridDB plugin for Decky Loader! And of course Steam ROM Manager for things like emulators and ScummVM, etc.

I guess these days it’s mostly Ionic or Quasar…?

Yeah, but as far as I know, if you want to run Linux applications, they run in a virtual machine after you enable and download Linux support in ChromeOS. Otherwise you are limited to the Google Play store.

And then my co-student refreshed the page a 1000 times for laughs and the counter went up, because I didn't install a cookie with an IP check.

I choose not to upgrade my phone. ;). So no, I can’t upgrade without upgrading the hardware.

Yes, I still experience lots of rubberbanding, latency spiking up and other such issues, even on a good Ethernet connection. I really hope they’ll eventually get this right and latency will be able to sit stale around 50 ms, or something.

Also, after summoning the mount, it’ll sometimes take seconds before it’ll actually move normally, very frustrating. But I’m not sure if that’s network-related or a bug. Many people report this issue.

I added a disclaimer. Might still be useful for historical purposes, or when the project becomes alive again, as open source project sometimes do.

I edited the post and added Filelight. I personally prefer gdu on the command-line, it's awesome.

I don't know, I felt that such things move into the realm of guides, and many of these things are either general Linux skills, as well. Also, it costs a lot of time and effort to do this for a large number of software.

Basically, lists such as these help you to find what is available, but the specific documentation for those tools can help you further when needed.

Of course, I know my way around Linux, so those kinds of guides would be more aimed at low to medium technical users, which again, take a lot of time to write.

Since the Steam Deck is just Linux, I simply use Linux tools for that. I like the command-line, so I mostly use gdu there. It helps to learn the structure of the file system. Of course, there are GUI tools available and on the list, as well.

But some people don't like going to the desktop, so I guess some sort of tool within game mode would be nice for them.

SyncThing is great. I have it on all my computers and a VPS. At least two clients need to be online for them to be able to transfer data, of course, so that VPS comes in handy. Something like a Raspberry Pi would work.

I sync all my emulator save games with it, for instance.

I have a level 48 Twisting Blade Shadow Imbuement rogue. I only just finished the campaign. So I play pretty casually.

But grouping up would definitely increase the fun! I think you get scaled if you group with different level players? How does that work?

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