Damn, I’m just repeating what ive heard but its weird the whole team isn’t doing as much moderating as one’d expect

(edit: might not be sole) Dev/moderator doesnt want a team but has some health issues presumably, so definitely can’t manage it themselves. This is just the aftermath of a couple months of that

KVM makes proxmox type 1

Orange pi + waydroid or orange pi os sounds perfect for you

I haven’t spent much time tinkering with it but the plug-n-play xbox experience uses the joystick like a mouse cursor, not like the android-tv’s joystick to select menus - which is obviously sub par

Yeah like the term ‘undervalued markets’ makes me shudder, you mean where people are living and have been for years - just aren’t paying enough to in your eyes?

Landlords are the realest leaches

I dont think the workflow is yet streamlined enough to assume a regular user would create a per game-user, that being said I just checked bottle’s default permissions and its not horrible, no filesystem access other than the app’s.

That being said it still is gonna be vulnerable to x11 keyloggers like most linux software is rn

Our home and native land

Not sure why youre being down voted, theoretically this is like the safest way to run a game “on linux”, even if you are using windows under it lol

lmao literally my setup + a VM layer on top of it all.

Maybe im too paranoid

Encrypt the drive my friend or youre running more risk than usual linux (or just VM it and slice the risk right apart)

You could do a setup with a laptop/other pc and use a vnc server. Requires not too much setup with systemd and x11vnc, and provides all inputs + greater host/guest isolation (ie the jellyfish exploits)1

edit: want to add onto this that no one would probably ever spend the time to implement an exploit like that in just a cracked game, but hey its still worth mentioning

But it still processes GPU code, telling anyone you can run vulkan on your ‘fancy CPU’ they’ll probably look at you like youre crazy

Also then for a device without a dedicated, would you consider not to have a gpu?

I wonder how VMware does this, cause in the case of nvidia the gpu is usually pretty locked down and requires some girhub-arguably legal code to work on kvm

If youre running it under your current user, theoretically anything your user can do (which usually means all your personal files)

I’m not too sure bottle’s default security cause I use flatseal so aggressively, but even allowing access to a directory where your games are stored could be a security issue (just for simple malicious things like filling up your drive)

If the bottles version is stable enough you could use flatseal

(I’m not much of a lutris user so I don’t know the state of it itself)

My current setup is a halfway between insanely secure and functionally useless, so take this with a grain of salt;

SELinux on a debian LTS host, VM to something similarly secure (I use arch to try n get the debian LTS stability + arch quick patches but i might be wrong), hosting as s new user per app a wine podman container using x11docker’d xpra2-xwayland option, and gpu pass through it all.

This gives pretty fine grain control to each individual feature your app is allowed to run, and numerous layers in case like 3 of them all concurrently have security flaws.

Eventually I want to look into the feasibility of sliding g-visor in the podman layer, but I figured I should probably make sure I spend some time actually plating games lol

Stremio and if you got time + hardware jellyfin, then like ever base is covered

Now its just full of people not hating on anyone for much, and people just vibing doing things they like.

I’d say the healthiest its ever been

Whoops, I read your original comment wrong, I meant server hardware - but that’s real weird its not transcoding right to whatever your Chromecast supports