Gaming

Compatibility layers can work in more ways than I thought.

This is the year of the Linux (gaming) desktop. Or laptop.

I was longing for a Steam Deck that had more oomph. Guess Valve felt that way, too.

I had dumb ideas during my university days as well, but the budget was smaller.

It runs Linux and you can peek under the hood if you want to, but that’s not the point.

How one toggle in the game settings allowed me to enjoy a notoriously difficult game.

Setting up a Steam LAN cache has never been this easy, so I went ahead and did some testing with different configurations.

I tried out HoloISO, the project that brings the Steam Deck experience to PC-s, on my ASRock DeskMini X300. Perhaps gaming on Linux isn’t dead after all?

A quick and dirty experiment: can the integrated graphics on an AMD Ryzen 4000 series APU run Beat Saber?

Alternative title: “Honey, I completely changed my server setup again!”

Comparing the experience that AMD and NVIDIA can provide in a DIY cloud gaming setup.

A build log of how I set up my own ‘cloud gaming’ setup, including all the issues I faced and attempts to fix those.

A quick overview of my experience with setting it up on a small PC box and things to consider when attempting this yourself.

Putting the ‘reuse’ in ‘Reduce, reuse, recycle’.