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What are your use cases for the Steam Deck?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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I've got a big library, and most of it works great on Deck. I can also stream via my desktop (also running Linux) and play without a second install. In fact, I recently discovered this works with my PS4 Pro as well, via RemotePlay.
EmuDeck is the best integrated emulation experience I've tried. It's mostly RetroArch, but with very easy setup.
Trackpads. I can play strategy games with no controller support very comfortably in bed.
The list goes on. It's a great device.