Yep. I went though the process a second time which was far faster but required me to hold down the power button to get it to boot afterward. No other problems with it after that though.

Oooh! Better than usual!

Just because I’m paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not after me.

Thank you for that article! He’s a truly good writer, and I read a couple more of his entries before I bookmarked his site.

Uh, excuse me, but Gabe buys submarines thankyouverymuch

Thank you for working on this and for sharing with everyone!

Because Sega does what Nintendon’t

Well you may be right and Valve may only be aiming to support some of the already-existing handhelds out there that are ARM based.

Valve does know how to play the long game on support, so time will tell.

I could see a budget Deck with an ARM processor, but I still doubt the flagship model wouldn’t be x86-64

Are you literally here to proclaim that Windows is the better OS because Linux gives you the freedom to screw it up?

My brother in computing, that’s on you if you’re having problems with fixing problems you’ve caused in Linux. As a former professional system admin, I’ve run into issues with Windows that Microsoft’s own support team could not figure out and had to refund their fee. I have never, not once, had an issue in Linux that I couldn’t fix or find someone who knows how.

With respect, you can screw up Windows by doing things in a non-standard way too. That’s not the fault of the OS.

Not everybody subscribes every single Linux community

Well then those people must be made to understand our peaceful ways… by force!