The first Uncharted, at the time, reminded me what I loved about gaming, and they’ve only gotten better. And just as they were basically a new Indiana Jones, the new Indy game is pretty much an open hub world Uncharted, but they both stand on their own.

We? You, maybe. I just got the thing a year ago.

Both versions of the Legion Go S use a similar AMD processor

Identical hardware

Am I taking fucking crazy pills? Did the word “similar” get redefined recently? These are like 2 sentences apart.

I have two chargers and they’re both official, however I did plug it in once recently to a phone charger, which basically did nothing.

But anyway there’s definitely something wrong with it, because with both chargers, they only work in one direction, which I’ve never seen before with usb C. I’ve opened a ticket.

About tree fiddy.

Im obviously misunderstanding what they mean by “note taking” app, right?

By Adobe, I mean Photoshop, Illustrator, Substance, etc, which on Windows need to be installed with the Adobe Cloud app. Flathub only seems to have Acrobat.

Alright, y’all, I really appreciate all the feedback, I believe I understand the gist of most of it. Bazzite is sounding really nice, I just have one big concern: Can I put Adobe on it, so I can dropkick Windows out of my life? I did find this.

Cool, that is very helpful, and yes one main reason for this is I can’t install Adobe, and Blender3D has no GPU rendering support. I have yet to come across the lack of printing, lol. But what I like is just everyday usability, and also the lack of bullshit from Microsoft, Apple, and also Android that gives me literal anxiety at this point. I dont know, it just feels like the zen garden of the computer world for some reason, but yeah more support would be grand, as well as playing Cyberpunk with mods and 60fps ultra.

This and Kubuntu are sounding good, and probably better than Bazzite for everyday and art stuff.

I had seen Bazzite, and yes it does sound exactly like what I asked, but then on their website, every single feature/selling point is about games or performance. I don’t see one word about general usability, or applications, support, or anything, and I’m not sure who builds a PC used solely for gaming.

I’m an artist and designer, and play around with Blender and 3D modeling stuff. Adobe support, and GPU Blender support would be fantastic.

I would really love it if the new update makes the GPU compatible with Blender for GPU rendering.

One more vote with OP. That Atari is a nice looking machine.

I use it nearly every day, often for gaming, but it’s also just a great little (tiny) PC. I love the no bullshit OS, and it even runs Blender 3D nicely. It’s a great machine.

I have one, actually. I literally found it for free on the street, because some idiot was tossing it out 😋

I’ll take an Aeron chair.

Gross, why is that dude’s couch in the bathroom?

But I’m talking about using the D-Pad, and it only happens occasionally.

Oh, also, another d-pad bug is with the keyboard, sometimes if I hold down a direction to highlight a key, it will only move one key at a time and won’t scroll over unless I tap a key with my finger, and then it’ll work normally. This one is pretty frequent.

Sometimes when I scroll down with the d-pad it scrolls up instead, until it gets to the top, then scrolls down.

Also, I just today changed my timezone setting, but the clock didn’t update. I think I’m on stable, but not sure.

My Phillips Fidelio over ears, but the built-in speakers are surprisingly adequate.

Well it runs butter smooth with Experimental and DX11, and settings are higher now. Pumped.