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good to know it can work!

Ah, I’m not sure how well that’d work via yuzu and ryujinx forks. Perhaps if the executable is added through the steam client so you could delegate the functionality via steam input? Sounds messy as heck though.

If you don’t use them to relax your grip in specific types of games (delegating common functions to them and away from thumbs) you might like to use them for DVR capability like instant replay?

If your controller has a gyroscope, you may use them to toggle engagement? Gyro aim can be surprisingly effective once you’re accustomed to it.

Could be a prod ready engineering sample. They get around more than you may think.

suse is neat 🥰

habibi I’m afraid I’ve not had good experiences with manjaro, I may need to defer to someone else in this thread. tumbleweed is cool as heck though.

I’d personally stick to fedora?

This may be at odds with stability somewhat being rolling release, but you may want to check out SUSE tumbleweed or EndeavourOS. You already have a solid pick based on your established requirements.

Couldn’t hurt to poke around other offerings in a VM, though

Haven’t run the comparison on NV33 versus 44, but if find the 5060 series kind of interesting given the area and transistor count increases relative to ada lovelace.

33 was a full node behind and priced high for what it was (even if BOM was mostly in-line).

I appreciate the analogy

It’s a shame that consumer oriented TR ended with the 3000 series. Platform owners must have felt massively short changed by that (my friends and associates with 2 and 3000 series TRX rigs certainly did)

well, at least they provided some rationale for switching browsers. still, it’s good thing we have bazzite.

yeah at this point it’s just skill issue

For that cost I would have expected HBM but the package size would be ridiculous (and I’m not even sure I’d BW’s memory controller is designed with different memory technologies (besides G7) in mind)

I’m aligned on this. Server side ought to be the way.

Also fuck cheaters.

Yeah like, as a keen advocate for Linux desktop use, this is a wildly dishonest take / headline to run with.

Yup. It’s a cat and mouse game until server side can become enconomial enough to broadly deploy (computational & network constraints).

by partially open source are you referring to Darwin or are there other system components which this applies to?

god damn it really was that long ago.

I love that you mentioned a macro pad.

I’ve been playing with a 5*5 winry25 in my spare time. I’ve rigged up a super janky way to make this wireless but I’m still working on that.

One of my side projects is to make a 6*6 fully wireless (2.4) macropad to make ‘precision input gaming’ more comfortable for people who don’t like to be deskbound for too long. Wireless mice are mostly figured out, wireless keyboards are great, but you don’t always need the full keyboard for some games, so I figure maybe I can make the left edge of the full ortho I had in mind detachable in some way.

I know how dumb this all sounds but ortho makes the whole ‘snap the edge off’ idea more palatable for me 😅

This is cool. Makes me wanna get off my ass and make my own ortho.

I was thinking of making a 20*6 monstrosity. Someday.