• friend_of_satan@lemmy.world
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      9 days ago

      Dude, seriously. I’m on an extended family trip right now and we bought one right before we came. I wish we had bought two or three. I am so stoked for the future of Linux gaming.

      Also I bought the switch 2 before my steam deck. Had I gone the other way, I probably would’ve just skipped the switch 2. We didn’t even bring it on our trip.

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      9 days ago

      I decided to spend a bit more and get at MSI Claw 8 for the extra processing grunt and Thunderbolt support, but I can’t believe how much use I get out of it. I actually look forward to commuting.

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        Cool little machine, looks a bit smaller and more comfortable than a deck

        Sadly it doesn’t have the little touchpads, which are arguably one of the best features of the deck

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          For me it’s really buggy, games and Steam OS. The constant remapping of buttons and trackpads for the games to be working flawlessly is annoying too but other than that I don’t fond too many problems.

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          If they release a steam deck “mini” that’s like the size of a thick phone my productivity will crash so hard.

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        9 days ago

        Yeah, mine never reconnects the game audio to my Bluetooth if I ever lock it. I have to quit the game and restart it for it to play audio again. Really makes it frustrating to use on the go, which is all I use it for