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Of course it does. Everything that’s not an iPhone does.
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Doubt. Pixels have had the best photos for several years.
Of course it does. Everything that’s not an iPhone does.
Doubt. Pixels have had the best photos for several years.
Yes I understand how the Steam Deck and verified ratings work, but thanks for the explanation.
You can use it for absolutely anything. That’s the beauty of Linux. Will it be good for it, as is? No, not really.
A lot of streaming services will limit you to 720p unless you use their first-party apps, which they don’t make for Linux.
Also the interface is not ideal for that sort of thing.
Leaving it plugged in permanently is not really good for the battery, but not a huge deal either. There’s probably some way to enable a “kiosk mode” to keep the battery @ 50%, which would be ideal.
The verification system is not remotely accurate. It probably does more harm than good. Valve should have made it crowdsourced like protondb because they’re obviously unable to keep up, and I don’t know why they thought they would be.
Further, they failed to establish any concrete guidelines on frame rate for their ratings.
Shit, they could have crowdsourced the data from user devices.
The Minisforum tablet seems to work well with Linux.
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How so?