Remember to keep Hannah Montana Linux too!

But overall, feels a bit overblown.

Also about the issue linked at https://mastodon.pirateparty.be/@surfhosting/115674311171581770, where I just gone through, likewise I can’t see any indication of malicious code, only the code maintainer failing to show he himself is legitimate. Still rather suspicious.

In case someone wants to read the whole context given, just a warning, the first two links are pretty lenghty before getting to the point, and the third opens synthetizing it.

So… What about autistic people sounding like LLMs before LLMs were a thing?

Iirc the maintainer of the wiki has a sister group in Steam’s forums, so people could ask him to migrate the wiki.

Maybe can ask also on !patientgamers@sh.itjust.works?

There’s also games without DRM on Steam if you’d rather not spend more that what’s been gifted. As Steam itself doesn’t track those, there’s those two wikis keep track of it if you want:
https://steam.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_DRM-free_games
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_big_list_of_DRM-free_games_on_Steam

Just read the article. The arguments given feel like they could easily be used to push more anti-privacy laws, and considering how pushy they are, I feel inclined to think that’s the case. Also using Twitter as the target, they can induce people to cause noise for the subject.

If you get the Steam Deck and storage runs low, as the Deck is based on Arch, may I suggest ncdu?

GrapheneOS is also here on ActivityPub, on the microblogging side, and the profile reported the issue in messages through some days:
@GrapheneOS@grapheneos.social

Alternatively, maybe just making a new folder on the USB’s root and putting stuff in there would suffice?

Also if the OP uses Ventoy, from my tests you can put whatever in the partition for the ISOs without interfering in Ventoy’s functionalities.

Sounds quite dystopian, setting a precedent for either (or both) the host being considered accomplice for any wrongdoings of any third parties, and/or inducing hosting companies to become informal polices. And it comes in quite a curious time, when the EU is trying to push for chat control, some US states are trying to push for AI surveillance cameras, Brazil passed a law that requires apps to do facial recognition, GrapheneOS is being targeted by French news media, and all those using potential crimes and cherry-picking cases to justify.

As a replacement for this community or the proposed expansion, I am against. Either the Steam hardware side would be eclipsed, or the other devices would. Also, I interpret that such a Linux handhelds community could include Linux phones, which would stray even further from the original Steam Deck proposal from here.

Now, as a new community, I wouldn’t be against.

The problem can also be a positive, so that communities for more specific niches can be created, or to have alternatives for already existing ones with different management philosophies.

Personally, I like the idea of becoming more of a “Steam Hardwares” community, as them being all kinda niche but close in scope, they shouldn’t conflict with each other nor turn the community into a too generalist one.

Ah, hadn’t came across it. Thanks!

And about the post itself, first paragraph is a bit concerning. Wonder if we will be able to uninstall the official spyware. But at least they are transparent it will be there and put it right in the beginning of the text.

Android stuff on PC

To have an alternative for BlissOS.

I see, what I shame =/

Thanks though