Steam Deck = The overpowered media player you dreamed of 20 years ago.
This a repository, but actually just a bunch of notes in markdown or ASCIIDOC format. Even though it is a GIT repository you should not depend on it in its current form. I may turn it into a Wiki, something like Root Pages, Obsidian, a monorepo or something different.
You should start reading FAQ
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Should be cleaned up a bit
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Windows installation is fine so far for my needs
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windows_driverscontains a script to download the last known to work drivers -
windows_installationcontains scripts to be run right after the initial boot to set up things -
windows_installation\configcontains a few configuration files or assets for the initial setup, everything beyond that should be handled in dotfiles
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Mostly used to run games from Epic Games Store. Sorry if you expected the perfect setup.
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Restore Games should allow for quick recovery when an installation has issues without downloading a lot of content again.
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Going forward this will be my only Windows installation that I keep around and I will not use it much. Thank you Valve for making Windows almost obsolete for an occasional gamer like me, and for improving Wine and developing Proton.
TODO: consolidate with the other section: HoloISO
Put Ventoy on a USB drive or SD card, and put the HoloISO ISO file onto it. Boot it. Now you see what Steam OS is like. Requires a general purpose computer obviously, not a Chromebook or anything with an ARM chip. For now. Installation to hard drive can be done, but I guess the developer needs a hand getting UEFI to work.