@EmergMemeHologram @vanderbilt looks like a good choice to me :)
It's really mostly EAC and Co nowadays that are blockers. And this is not because there is no support per se. It has to be allowed though because this stuff does indeed detect that it's not a "real Windows".
Stupid launchers are also trouble sometimes. Looking at you EA!
Anyway, a good source to tell is still the protondb. What's listed there usually works on the Steam Deck too. Or has workarounds explained.
@kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social that's really nice. What I'm missing for native games is an indicator if they are suited e.g. for mobile devices or require a gamepad.
Do you have something like https://blogs.gnome.org/tbernard/2021/09/07/ready-for-software-41/#device-support ?
@warmaster @bekopharm@discuss.tchncs.de partially where noted. Still hacking away on some with a hot needle but I'll release all in the end.
I do give tours 👌
@DmMacniel @bekopharm@discuss.tchncs.de yeah, that's the plan :)
I like my v1 but there is not enough screen "estate" xD
@WenAmon Also advocating for KeepassXC here. Plays nice with "synced" folders, like with NextCloud, too.
Even comes with ssh-agent which is perfect for persons like me 👌
Alas I'd never install it on my Android. That's my 2FA device. Not much sense in putting all in the same place - even if it offers integrated TOTP 🙃
The only exception may be the TOTP that Steam uses, that is one digit shorter and not supported by the usual (RFC 6238) ones.
@t3rmit3 @chloyster The message is clear: Do not touch anything Nintendo.
For me that includes games as well. Greedy §$"%!$