Surprised no one answered yet… I don’t have a steam deck, so I don’t know much about it. Are those games from the windows store? If not, you could try to get them working on linux with Lutris (or something similar). Generally I wouldn’t encourage buying DRM-free versions of games if possible (I know sadly that’s not an option for every game)
RobertoMorrison
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Always keep a backup of your boot partition, when dual booting with windows. I wouldn’t encourage a windows boot though
Though I use neovim as a text editor, Zed is my IDE of choice. I think it’s a good alternative for most people that don’t like Electron-based applications.
Even “smart people” have resource/time limitations. Learning rust to an extent that will work on that level is not the same as learning C.
Yea, I only mentioned that because I did only test on that PI, it was more of a disclaimer. For me, DRM is also not important.
I've done that and as long as you don't need one of the mainstream streaming apps, it seemed to work well . Just give it a try. It's not a lot of work.
Edit: As far as I remember it, it didn't have (the needed?) DRM support
Edit2: Tested on RPi5
This is a good tip, if they are dual booting, but there is no reference to that in the post. I’d recommend to not dual boot. Less problems and no Windows