This really goes against the whole purpose of buying a Steam Deck considering on Windows you will have a poorer user experience due to the lack of Gamescope and Windows’ very poor non touch friendly UI. Maybe there’s somethings that can make it better but it won’t ever be as good as just using Steam OS or any Linux distro set up to use Gamescope and proton.

Honestly I kind of wish Valve didn’t release the drivers. Make people actually work to get that abomination working if that’s what they really want.

If they want it badly enough they should have to write the drivers themselves.

Is this one guy, one jar?

Maybe I’ll give EndevourOS a shot then.

I don’t think I’ll ever use Arch, it’s way too involved. I’ll stick with Fedora on my Main system and Bazzite on my Steam Deck.

Forks are great, they can fix and change small stuff, but for bigger things like Manifest or engine level changes it’s an uphill battle because those change the developer ecosystem and momentum, and changing those to your liking is possible, but most developers aren’t going to take advantage of them.

And also so they don’t tear up your insides.

Guess this person is unfamiliar with seasoning and the fact that bay leaves are used for flavor.

There aren’t really any others though, every browser these days is made by a company with corporate interests in mind, either their own, or someone paying them.

You should link them so more people can find them easily.

Because Browsers are corporate-built garbage which are designed with corporate interests in mind, same reason they choose to send good fingerprinting canvas data instead of sending randomized garbage every new session.