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  • Yes. Yes they are. It’s the same talking points just in a handheld form factor this time. You can get access to a library spanning decades, you can tinker if you want to but don’t have to, online multiplayer is free for most games, etc. I was considering picking up a Steam Deck at one point just to have a handheld linux machine that I could game on if I wanted to. Same reason I have a PC instead of an Xbox or PlayStation.

    Consoles will always have their place, too. Particularly Nintendo with their exclusive games. And I totally get why some people might prefer a console for the relative ease of use and the plug and play nature of things. I still get frustrated with some things on PC and I’ve been gaming on one for over 20 years at this point. But PC is still a competitor to traditional consoles and the platform as a whole, not necessarily one handheld, are going to competition for the Switch 2.



  • I had an iPod Touch for years. It wasn’t really a smart ‘phone’ though. My first real smartphone was a Nokia Lumia 640 with Windows Phone 8 (later Windows Phone 10). My family got four of them for $25 a piece on AT&T Go and I unlocked them all. I HATED Windows 8 on desktop, but I still appreciate how different Windows Phone was from the boring iOS and Android designs.









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    4 months ago

    The fact that Windows still doesn’t have a shortcut to move windows between Virtual Desktops is mind boggling to me. I had to download an AHK script just to replicate basic features included in KDE, Gnome and probably most of the tiling WMs.