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  • Honestly all of the "it runs badly even on a 4090" stuff is talking about 4K with all the settings maxed - It runs at a solid minimum 30 for me at 1440p on my 3080 at nearly ultra settings. As long as you're not expecting 60FPS at 4K, you can enable RT overdrive on affordable hardware.

  • I've really enjoyed The Steel Woods, though I'm not certain they're quite the same.

  • Correct, though they still claim to have intentions to do so once it's ready

  • I use a Bluetooth Xbox series controller all the time with my deck and my Linux desktop. What kind of trouble does it give you?

  • None of the ones I've played have needed any modification besides turning down graphics settings occasionally. Dunno what you're on about.

  • Cyberpunk 2077's RT Overdrive mode looks absolutely insanely good.

  • Fusion 360 works pretty well via Lutris

  • I dunno about the guy you're responding to, but I run rEFInd

  • Sounds like prime time for a virtual machine to me!

  • Even Windows struggles with running some windows games lol

  • And this is why I own my car out right. Bought it for $11k in 2013 and plan to drive it till the wheels fall off

  • Proton may not be perfect but it works for the vast majority of games at this point. And most mod managers can also run through Lutris, curious to hear which ones you've tried that didn't work

  • I've been playing bg1 on Android lately, anything you would go back and tell yourself if you could? I've basically been flying blind and struggling a bit lol

  • You're very welcome! It's ultra useful for my dnd campaigns, I try to share it any chance I get

  • I personally use and recommend a Prusa i3, which I bought the kit for directly from Prusa for for mine. It's a bit more expensive than something like an ender but strikes the best balance for price to performance and reliability - Not super cheap at $700 but but definitely worth it in my experience from the quality and lack of trouble alone

  • Tailscale is an overlay network, like a traditional VPN, but with very little config needed to get everything connected. You can use their managed lighthouse and management servers or run your own with Headscale.

    Basically you just login to tailscale on all your devices and they get a LAN connection piped over the Internet without opening ports or needing to manage any infrastructure.