I feel like quite poor is still over selling how bad it is

I upgraded my PC and now I barely touch my steam deck. The money spent on it is still VERY worth it. Even if I never touched it again, I use it when traveling, I would still be unbelievably satisfied with my purchase.

That would give apple a monopoly in the mobile space and Microsoft a monopoly in the search/business app space.

Yes, I’m going to look into doing just that.

I’ve found that Linux users will either bend over backwards trying to help or will call you an idiot for not knowing “basic” shit. Basic shit to them is something that is only known to 5000 people globally.

As a single user, the steam deck has been basically perfect. This is good info though when I’m talking it up to other people.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/773370/Exo_One/

I won’t advise anyone to buy this if it’s directly for the Steam Deck as it’s not supported and I experienced audio issues. I don’t regret buying it though.

With that said, this game is gorgeous. Several times I couldn’t believe it was running on a handheld. I just mean that it still blows my mind that we’ve gone from Game and Watch to the steam deck.

Yes you can and it’s how I use it half the time. Keep in mind that the system is tuned to 720p/800p so you can either have the TV resolution and take a big performance hit or have it at the native resolution.

The official advice is you should read nonfiction. However, I highly agree with going with a book.

However, if you must go with a game then it should be non competitive and relaxed. Something like Animal Crossing so you could emulate or go with something like My Time at Portia. As long as you stick to the chores portion.

If they ever go public, panic.

I would buy one as soon as I could.

Not the most optimal solution but it is entirely self contained and has a long lasting “UPS”.