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That setting could be helpful if you are not always connected to the internet. [/quote]
Thank you for the help, I’m not sure what happened but a day or so later I got to a wifi hotspot and steam
said something along the lines of “disk write error” for common redistributables, and that “steam Linux runtime - sniper” didn’t have enough space to update…?
Which is odd because I was already trying to

methods?" 🤔

Well, if you thought those words in your head (which I know you did 😆) it's because you haven't considered how Gyro behaves when you're using the Steam deck as a passenger in a car, or public
having to do this sometimes multiple times every minute depending on what game you’re playing and what task you’re performing is just an absolute chore. 🤢 Take Minecraft for instance: automatically

open('/home/andre/.steam/debian-installation/userdata/<SteamUserId>/config/shortcuts.vdf', 'rb') as appinfo:
data = vdf.binary_loads(appinfo.read())

print(data)
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In my case this resulted in:

Ok, so to relate my experiences with the steam deck so far, the things I've encountered that seem like problems, and the things that I've encountered that seem great:

Problems or things more
physically plug in the hardware to do that. Some people reported that Steam Link was supposed to work to "game stream" desktop mode, but I couldn't seem to get it working. Still haven't gotten around to

known/static platform the Steam Deck is (just like any console). So they could start making things to steal account credentials or cookie/tokens given some accounts have thousands of games and are worth
basic SSHd, minecraft, CS:GO, co-op'ing, etc. I want to all unrequested inbound traffic to DROP ( into the bit bucket). This protects me not only from attacks, but a variety of other annoyances.

Plus

When I updated my Steam deck, Prism Minecraft launcher no longer found a Java install.

I used the command java --version and got back bash: java: command not found

Seeing that Java must have been