Linux reaches new peak of 2.69% in Steam Hardware & Software Survey: May 2025
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Now I wish we could permanently move from Android for all Android devices to something like lineage.
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God I wish someone would port AHK to linux. I literally depend on it to make software accessible.
AutoKey might be what you are looking for
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I wonder where my Steam on Fedora 42 KDE lands
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AutoKey might be what you are looking for
It works for the most basic scripts but unfortunately its features pale in comparison
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"There's dozens of us! Dozens!"
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Same here, for some reason my covid hobby was learning a new keyboard layout and while I now prefer using Dvorak, my attempts at remapping key bindings like cut/copy/paste on linux has has been unreliable at best, and then switching between Dvorak and QWERTY for games that don't support layout-agnostic controls usually doesn't even register (at least on the steam deck it doesn't seem to)
have you tried keyd? I only use it for a few very simple remaps, but it's got tons of nooks and crannies to lose yourself in.
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It works for the most basic scripts but unfortunately its features pale in comparison
Fair point
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Debian, stable as usual.
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Now I wish we could permanently move from Android for all Android devices to something like lineage.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]There are phone vendors like murena (not a manufacturer i think) who have some privacy OS preinstalled so you dont have a rooted phone that gets blocked for "privacy concerns"
If you are unsure if the apps you need work you can install waydroid on linux
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have you tried keyd? I only use it for a few very simple remaps, but it's got tons of nooks and crannies to lose yourself in.
Woah, I have not! I will definitely be checking that out. Thank you!
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Tumbleweed users RISE UP!
T U M B L E W E E D
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God I wish someone would port AHK to linux. I literally depend on it to make software accessible.
I wonder if it works on WINE i never tried it
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Definitely surprised to see it's such a low percentage that it was swept under the Other category.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Same, i see this Distro recommended everywhere alongside Linux Mint,Ubuntu Spins and Arch.
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How do you use steam on Ubuntu core?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Its because the Snap version of Steam Displays itself as Ubuntu Core to the Steam Client
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I bet that most of the steam flatpaks are on the Debian distros, specifically Mint. So if it wasn't for steamos, Mint would probably be the first on the list.
Ubuntu has snap.
Debian is understandable since its packages are frozen for 2 Years
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More people should use EndeavourOS. It's fantastic for gaming.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]personally any Arch based distro is not great for beginners its alright for intermediate Linux users and great for advanced Linux users
but Arch based distros are the best for gaming cause newest packages and its quite easy to get game packages (especially when you put repos like Chaotic-AUR -
You still have full control. It’s just that you need to use ostree to create layers since the underlying system is immutable. It’s a different way of thinking about Linux, but means you can easily roll-back when you break something.
But i heard you should use that as a final resort
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I'm on Slowroll though.
We'll count you next month.
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But i heard you should use that as a final resort
This is true. But it’s the only option for certain things.
