That was it! I messed around with the port-forward settings with no luck in the past. Disabling the “Masquerade” option in the firewall settings for the server’s VLAN worked. Thanks a bunch.

Both.

Thanks. I have been lurking ever since Reddit’s third-party client shenanigans, actually. 😅

The Android client has a recurring bug where the connection to the Tailnet and the DNS break about half the time when switching between Wi-Fi and cellular networks. Plus, I can’t use it and a VPN at the same time.

I can remedy that by toggling the connection off and on from the notifications panel, but it still keeps breaking with stuff that use a persistent connection, like ntfy (a UnifiedPush server).

They explicitly said that they’ll publish the game themselves this time. It already has a Steam page.

I played it first on my Steam Deck and it was mostly fine. I set the game to “Low” graphics preset and FSR to “Quality”. Averages 25-30 FPS. At the end of the second chapter is a section that takes place in rainy weather in a forest and it dipped to 18 FPS for that 10 minute section. Apart from that, it was an enjoyable experience.

But I only did so because Steam Deck was my only gaming-capable computer at the time. In case you have a PC, streaming to Steam Deck from that will be a much better experience.

Since you have mentioned that you have an RX 9070–which is a relatively new card, you should stay away from LTS distros like Ubuntu LTS and OpenSUSE Leap. Those have older kernels and Mesa which will noticeably impact your graphics experience.

For GUI-based app installation: pretty much all desktop environments have an app for it (e.g. Discover on KDE Plasma). Use can use them install software packaged by your distro, or other sources such as flatpak/Flathub. As mentioned by others, there are some independent storefronts such as Bazaar as well.

For the most part, yeah

Funny, I just saw the video of Mental Outlaw talking about TuxMate. How do you think your project compares to this?

Not that I am doubting you, but I’d really like to see a source for this. I would like to learn more about it.

Unpausable and unskippable cutscenes

Glad to hear that!

A bit of Arch Wiki and Podman’s own documentation.

I usually set :Z at the end of volume mounts and it fixes the permission issues. Now that I think about it, all my Quadlets are using this option.