Anything is possible with Linux if you pfaff around long enough. But I think you’ll need a controller with USB receiver, you can’t do it directly with Bluetooth.
Consoles have a whole other processor that looks for inputs like that while the main processor remains off. Those don’t make much sense for PCs.
It’s literally built on bittorrent protocols
literally webtorrents*
it’s already very well established that you can be held responsible for seeding copyright infringing material
Right, because you’re hosting it and distributing it. PeerTube is just like a window to non-local content (except for the local content, obvi).
Android 16 is coming out with desktop mode soon. At that point I’ll have to pony up for a new one because my current device doesn’t support display port alt mode. And my laptop is on its last legs.
I’ve seen some federated ones.
You as a user help propagate that content while you have it open.
I’m sure that’s a legal grey area that hasn’t been explored largely but I would think you would have to actually host the content or have it on your device locally.
Windows has been getting continuously worse so it’s not surprising that those with the income available are continuously willing to spend more to get out of it.
Something something Android is Linux 😅
Kinda hard to use your desktop in bed or hiding in the bathroom.
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switch, xbox, playstation, etc.
That’s probably what they’re talking about. Instead of emulating another controller you have 1st party support.
Then they shouldn’t say anything.
I remember hearing about how terrible it was when it first came out and I pretty much never heard about it since so I assume it did not improve LOL
Great news on the same day the Stop Killing Games petition reaches 1M sigs.
What else am I missing?
Video gamesspending by young Americans is dropping
FTFY
8bitdo controllers now offer Steam compatibility!
Full compatibility details coming soon.
What a non-announcement announcment.
It was updated fairly recently to include remote shares. There’s nothing to set up.