Literally not even updating basic software and leaving their loyal fans vulnerable to many CVEs...this is why I use nintendo switch, it just works
Valve has abandoned the Steam Deck
Matthew Flores
Thomas Moore
>particularly if you use it to store passwords for social media
I hate women so much its unreal
Brody Peterson
>default browser that you can easily change is out of date
>meanwhile most of the world still using far out of date andriod devices and willingly install spyware on
Wyatt Taylor
>six-month old
I MUST UPDOOOOOOOOOOOOT
Matthew Torres
Any Forums is social media
Ayden Moore
>dont store your passwords in your browser, thats what password managers are for
my browser has a password manager retard
Leo Wilson
Apparently, Valve hasn't heard of Firefox ESR.
Levi Morales
Why would you use a browser on a gaming console in the first place?
John Kelly
Oh no, it's 6 months old? How utterly terrible, I cannot even put it into words....
Nolan Gomez
>Apparently, Valve doesn't heard of Firefox ESL.
FTFY ;-)
Jose Hernandez
>using a six month old browser is... le bad!
Don't tell them about Discord's outdated Electron or Steam's outdated CEF.
Christian Cox
I thought it was a standalone OS, can you not update firefox yourself?
Chase Ward
The root filesystem is read-only by default (you can unlock it, of course). It works like Fedora Silverblue.
Parker Robinson
Nope. It uses an immutable core. If you change it, the mothership will override you in the next update.
Kevin Ross
My brain is a password manager. If all else fails, I'll write it down on paper.
Logan Scott
can't you literally just add Ubuntu repos to your sources.list and fix this?
>Steam Deck... runs SteamOS 3.0, which is based on the Arch Linux
Never mind
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHAHA
Brody Rodriguez
>using poop OS at all
Christopher Ramirez
Oh wow, a whole six months out of date. Who gives a fuck
Luis Roberts
should have pre-installed brave
Gabriel Long
Shit i forgot my Any Forums password
Matthew Jenkins
I have solution to security. Aiming at the requirements of trusted environment for embedded applications, put forward a software trust root construction method based on dual-core architecture, which is composed of Bootloader and trusted kernel, and a dry-branch trust chain transfer model, taking into full consideration the characteristics and design constraints of embedded systems. SHA-1 engine is embedded in Bootloader in solidified boot FLASH, which measures and loads trusted kernel. Trusted kernel protects Bootloader by prohibiting user kernel and upper application from writing to FLASH. They interact with each other, and can be used as trust root to resist non-physical attacks. Trusted kernel provides password service related functions for user kernel; The application and its user kernel run as a process of trusted kernel. There is formal proof of trusted guidance is given based on predicate logic
Evan Carter
What actually needs to be fixed is the terrible buggy desktop controller mapping interface, it doesn't even show the deck correctly and will only apply community controller configs, you can't even properly add all the buttons. Even more outrageous is the joke of an on screen keyboard, THERE IS NO ALT, CTRL OR F* KEYS, like seriously what the fuck is valve thinking.
Mason Parker
>That's less than ideal.
i hate speech like this
Josiah Murphy
ITT steamcels coping
It's funny how they are getting screwed over again (remember Steam machines?)
Luke Morales
How were people "screwed over" with Steam Machines? They were literally just regular PCs that you could do anything you like with. As is the Steam Deck. Nobody is being forced to run SteamOS on either.
Austin Foster
Do those undoubtedly proprietary drivers for those funky controls come in a .deb?