I used to use Apollo daily. I’m so glad someone suggested that I set up this sublemmy as a backup. Loving lemmy and this community so far.

I restricted the subreddit to allow any guides etc to be available again, but such that no new content can be posted. If Reddit really goes back on their changes, I might public it again, but tbh that’s unlikely.

I have been blown away by the amount of people that have already jumped ship, and joined this little community. Honestly had almost forgotten I had set this up. Glad to see you all here!

Edit: just to be clear, I was the mod of r/steamdeck_linux, not the larger r/steamdeck. It was a smaller, but more linux focused, subreddit.

    • MoxvallixOPMAEnglish
      10·
      1 year ago

      Yes, this was r/steamdeck_linux’s sister community, I set this up around the time I made r/steamdeck_linux .

      The subreddit was more for focusing on helping people use the Linux side of the Steam Deck.

      This community, however, can be more broad, but it’s the reason there’s a Tux in the icon.

        • MoxvallixOPMAEnglish
          4·
          1 year ago

          Yeah, for sure. You likely will want to unlock root, and disable read only fs, to do so, but its basically a modified Arch. You can even install other distros if you feel so inclined.

          One thing to note is that SteamOS updates are known to break pacmans package db.

        • rotopenguin@infosec.pubEnglish
          1·
          1 year ago

          You can stretch SteamOS’s capabilities out a little bit, but I wouldn’t get too serious about it. The OS partition(s) don’t have a lot of space, everything gets bounced back to start with every OS upgrade, and between SteamOS upgrades its Arch signing keys get pretty badly out of date.

          I dunno how long it takes for the Deck’s particular drivers to upstream to “real distros”. Arch may already be there, Debian is probably not.