I’ve played Minecraft on a ton of devices, phones, tablets, Switch, Steam Deck, Mac, PC. I think my best experience is Java on Steam Deck.
I’ve played Minecraft on a ton of devices, phones, tablets, Switch, Steam Deck, Mac, PC. I think my best experience is Java on Steam Deck.
This video describes a dumper / cloner. At about 5:18 it demonstrates Minecraft running on Linux via an emulator (he who shall not be named) on the Switch with better performance than natively on the Switch. I’m not sure if it’s Bedrock or Java edition. He also said the performance increases are across the board (I think or at least not limited to Minecraft).
Apparently the Switch version runs so shity on the Switch, people hacked the Switch and put Linux on it and ran the game in the emulator (that Nintendo seems to hate) which had better performance than running natively in the Switch OS. Maybe that’s more of a knock against Nintendo however.
Anyone need a dose of Hopium? Maybe this is what Deckard has been waiting on.
Who wants to tell them?
Thanks. I’ve had welts like that show up randomly several times. Never figured out why. I think I’ll pay closer attention the next time and see what’s causing it for me.
Would you mind sharing a picture of what the itchy welts looked like before you discovered what they were?
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One other good method for secure distribution is supposed to be IPFS.
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Different phases of power? Did you have 3-phase ran to your house or something?
You could get a Starlink for redundant internet connection. Load balancing / fail over is an interesting challenge if you like to DIY.
They announced it in 2021 but invested years earlier is how I read it.
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Steam Deck is an AMD APU that is AMD64/x86_64 architecture.
Honestly why didn’t EU include all mobile device operating systems or just all operating systems with greater than some number of users?
Actually I’m not sold on that logic. You could say that about anything at that point. The food that you order, the school you attend, your shoes.
What is the tmpfs for?