Graphene even has an option to enter a fake pin and wipe the phone iirc.
Both iOS and Android have Lockdown options, so that isn't even completely necessary, granted it will also work.
Depends on the gym you go to imo. More commercial gyms there's almost no interaction but more privately owned or specialty gym (powerlifting, strongman, etc) - these interactions happen a good bit.
I mean I've been daily driving Linux and more recently Bazzite specifically for games and everything else without issue.
Weird. I use Bazzite which is off of Kinoite and the upgrade from 39 -> 40 was seamless.
I run PopOS on my T450s. Runs like a dream, but probably not considered 'lightweight .
Out of curiosity, any examples? I know for NYC people use Citymapper, but that's available for most big cities.
Bazzite has been amazing for me!
LACT isn't a bad stand-in for some of adrenaline's features, but it obviously doesn't cover everything.
Hmm that's not a bad idea. I am running an older setup so I'll have to see how that fairs while I do normal tasks.
Aah okay that makes sense. I wouldn't mind the extra space.
If that's turned off, do you know if the game generates and caches shaders as you play? If so, does that also apply to games run outside of Steam?
Currently I'm just playing games like Hunt Showdown and Helldivers.
Yeah I saw that when I was previously running into this, but wasn't sure if it would leave performance on the table. Also, I'm curious if you could run it once, turn it off so you don't process them again, and if that would be beneficial for subsequent runs of the game even after updates (assuming not since they'd probably be invalidated).
So after one of my recent comments about if Linux is ready for gaming, I decided to pick-up a new Intel based wifi adapter (old one was broadcom and the drivers on fedora sucked and would drop connection every few minutes).
So far everything is great! Performance wise I can usually run every game about one tier higher graphically (med -> high) with the same or better performance than on Windows. This is on an rx 5700 and an ultrawide.
Bazzite is running great as always. Still getting used to the immutability of the system as I usually use Arch btw, but there are obviously workarounds to that.
Overall I'm still getting used to the Steam "processing vulkan shaders" pretty much every time a game updates, but it's worth it for the extra performance. Now I'm 100% Linux for my gaming between my Steamdeck and PC.
Performance wise it was better for almost every game I played! I'm more used to Linux because that's what I use at work, but I don't have the greatest Internet connection, so that's why the shader caches suck.
I've tried Linux gaming for a good bit but it doesn't seem like it's quite there yet. For the games that worked it was amazing! The only other thing that was annoying was the constant downloading for the shader caches basically every day with steam (yes I know they can be disabled). I was using Bazzite for those wondering.
Any recommendations on tailscale setup? I've wanted to do this but have been weary of opening it up to outside my local network. Currently running it all on proxmox.