

This was my exact journey, though I eventually landed on immutable Fedora with KDE. Zorin is a great OS but it’s in a weird space because it’s probably already too simple for anyone who knows what Linux is.


This was my exact journey, though I eventually landed on immutable Fedora with KDE. Zorin is a great OS but it’s in a weird space because it’s probably already too simple for anyone who knows what Linux is.


Steamroller is a great name. I built a similar SFFPC with Bazzite a few years ago but if I was in the market I would probably choose this over the Steam Machine (as cool as it is).


Only if you’ve never bought a game on Steam before. I don’t think I’ve paid over $10 for anything.





“I am sure this overpriced plastic trinket will fill the meaningless void in your finite life” 🤣
Shit I think I may need to go play through the Portal games again.
(HL3 tease at the end)
ALSO WHAT


When they priced the controller at $99 I immediately suspected it would be part of a bundle deal for “a $99 value!”
Also WOW that cube is so much more than just a dbrand skin. That’s amazing.


I’m convinced hardly anybody on Lemmy has a functioning theory of mind.


Even at double the cost of a normal console, once you factor in the cost of games it comes out ahead. And hopefully the RAMpocalypse will end eventually.


This is awesome I was just looking for something like this for Linux. PINCE did the job and came close but the community support around Cheat Engine is where is shines.


N64, Dreamcast and Saturn be like 😠
If one wanted to avoid using for free anything that had a fascists hand in it’s creation you’d be living in a mud hut. Seriously.


I’m confused, Omarchy is MIT licensed. It means you can use it and keep all the rights. You are under no obligation to financially or politically support the people who contribute code and they do not get a say with how you use the software.
EDIT: Also literally posting this to a Lemmy instance…


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I stand corrected! Thanks for pointing that out.


A standalone forum is an interesting choice in 2026 when ActivityPub forum software exists.
Looks like there is a Piefed and Lemmy.world community too.


Never would have guessed this. Common Valve W.
I have been extremely disappointed with the broader Linux ““community”” at times, but never Linux.