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So..... I tried I ring of wealth run for the first time
  • Strange I'm on 2.1.4 as well but with that seed I get only a standard, non-upgraded ring of sharpshooting (and it's not cursed). Maybe you can check if the seed it's the right one (unless I am doing something wrong)?

  • How to persuade people around me switch to Matrix/Element?
  • I've been using Matrix/Element for around three years. I have there my family, a couple of friends and a couple of services that use it for alert, information. I host a non-federated server on a VPS in Germany. My approach has been simple: do you want to chat with me? Use Matrix. Otherwise, call me or send me emails.

    If privacy is important for you, then make it a priority.

  • Check out Greaseweazle!
  • That is really good - I have recently setup something similar with a Cypress CY8CKIT-059 development board and I have to say it almost brought tears to my eyes when I started read data from my old floppy disks on my Steam Deck...

  • Considering a steam deck
  • The Deck has become my main pc since months now. When I want to play, it's just perfect as it has been designed for that (and yes, I do agree with the many comments about playing on the couch or bed).

    But when I need to do something non-gaming related I boot from a dedicated SD card with WinasapOS where I have a full and unlocked linux OS on which I can install and run everything I need. I even occasionally run a Windows 10 VM from there when I needed to flash some peripheral's firmware.

    The Steam Deck is a quite decently powerful machine for its price, so why don't use all its potential?

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  • I've settled on Ubuntu in 2008, but jumped between Gnome, KDE, Unity and LXDE. Then I got a Steam Deck last year and it became my main machine, so now I am not only with its Arch based OS, but I a secondary Arch SD card that I occasionally boot, if I need something not immediately available in SteamOS.

    Servers? Debian Since 2019.