There's this program that I really want to install and work on my Deck, apps like Virtual Desktop and Meta Quest Link for flat-screen gaming in VR. I tried installing with Lutris and thought I could make them work. Do they really not work at all in a Linux environment? I thought the compatibility layer would be able to support any Windows programs. I'm not really good at understanding Linux at all....

Looking at bazzite, nobara, popos but i'm not sure which one to choose.

There is a discussion on off topic about Linux. Which to a windows user brand new to Linux would you recommend and any subsequent programs / tips to help them carry on gaming with Steam?

I'm not sure what's changed with Steam in the past year, but increasingly this thing feels like a denial of service attack on my entire system, bogging everything down in I/O (ssd) without any downloads or other visible activity happening. This sounds like a rant, and I don't mean it that way, I'd love to know what Steam is doing. But I'm about to uninstall this thing and try again in 2025....

Hi, I installed Steam on my Ubuntu 24.04 LTS yesterday but when it was time to install a game I wanted to choose a different drive to install it. So it brought me into a kind of a storage related window where I could choose to add a different location. When I clicked the add option, it poped up a Ubuntu window where I can browse but there was an error message "The folder contents could not be displayed. Operation not supported" I clicked CLOSED button to remove this message and proceeded to chose the f...