That is on the steam machine page, not the steam frame.
The frame page says
Quick suspend/resume. Cloud saves. All the features of SteamOS that make for a great user experience are now available in VR. Just like any SteamOS device, install your own apps, open a browser, do what you want: It's your PC.
Still, very similar... But not quite explicitly stating the OS is replaceable.
I want to say iGPU makes things easier, not because of experience but only because I tried passing through an Nvidia card and the instructions all insinuated this was more difficult than any other option
There is a helper script for jellyfin LXC. From memory I can't help much, but I suggest searching for that. I think the default specs for disk space and RAM were weak, But setup was easy enough. After the initial helper script, you will need to learn how to mount the NAS into the LXC as well.
Hm, I do like a good Tower defense... Hopefully this will work well on the steam deck.
Just tried to purchase but Steam/PayPal crapped out on me. Will try again later.
This was shared a couple weeks ago (I think), and I've been playing it ever since, including the archive. Thanks for sharing. Thinking about cloning it myself.
The idea of growing up is broadly a lie or misconception. Some people realize they are now responsible for themselves and perhaps even others, and that is pretty much the biggest change psychologically after puberty. A lot of people don't have that realization or much great impact from it, so yeah, a lot of "grown-ups" working jobs are not all that different from highschoolers.
If you are trying to access several different services through the internet to your home network, you are better off setting up a home VPN than trying to manage multiple public facing services. The more you publish directly to the public, the more difficult it is to keep up with everything; It is likely needlessly expanding your threat exposure. Plus you never know when a new exploit gets published against any of the services you have available.
Sounds legit to me. Padman could be seen as a separate Unix system or the programs to live in, and therefore would have its own set of user and group IDs. As long as the created files have permissions that are different from The host permissions and they will still be inaccessible without some permission manipulation.
They are outright admitting their orders are unlawful?