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barrenfrozenwasteland.com
I recently recieved my Steam Deck, and I have realised an odd quirk when installing some of my games. I've doing all my PC gaming on Linux for a long time, so when I installed Pillars of Eternity to carry on my current playthrough, I was a bit surprised to find that none of my save games were showing up. |
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blog.syntaxseed.com
[AI summary] A blog post detailing the process of running Baldur's Gate 3 on Ubuntu Linux using Proton compatibility layer and installing a mod to allow multiplayer with more than four players. |
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ounapuu.ee
It all started with me getting a Steam Deck. RIP the Ubuntu Server installation on my LattePanda V1. Background After getting familiar with the Steam Deck and how the Proton compatibility layer works, I decided to write a backup script that would back up everything in the home folder, excluding the Steam games themselves due to the sheer girth of modern games (how the hell has GTA V ballooned up to 100+GB? |
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www.dicebreaker.com
Discover everything you need to know about Diablo: The Roleplaying Game. |
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