u/Agathoarn_

I've just (re)released a graphical application for managing and launching PCarts. The application is based on the Qt toolkit. It runs in the background and appears in your system tray as an icon you can right-click to access settings and options.

You can create/edit cartridge config files, define custom app settings, and access a list of attached cartridges. Cartridges are automatically launched when attached by default, but this can be disabled.

Hello, everyone. I designed an open-source PC cartridge system for making your software experience more fun and physical https://github.com/carlgoshert/PC_Cartridge_System
It's essentially just an SD card reader where the microSD cards are on the cartridges. It's compatible with all operating systems and you can use them just like any USB flash drive.

Here I have a Picotron cartridge running in the Kazeta Linux operating system.

Hello, everybody! I just released an open-source cartridge system for PC and wanted to show it loading roms on RetroPie! The cartridge system is essentially an over-sized SD card reader since the PC cartridges ("PCarts") hold microSD cards on them. The entire system is complete and free for all use, check the github if you are interested.

Not sure if anyone else has had this issue before for their Bazzite HTPC. In desktop mode, the Kodi flatpak works flawlessy. But I decided to add it to Steam as a "non-steam game" so I could launch it in Big Picture Mode since that's what my htpc boots into. However, whenever I try to watch any video after starting Kodi in BPM, the video will freeze after about 10-60 seconds of playback. I still get audio, just frozen video. And again, I don't have this problem at all in desktop mode.

I've already tried turning off the Steam Overlay. I'm curious if anyone else has gotten this to work with some specific Steam setting or launch options.

Thanks!

Good morning, all!

I just want to give a quick shoutout to a great utility I found on github that repackages the Private Internet Access installer for Bazzite Linux (https://github.com/maxpoulin64/bazzite-pia) . As a desktop Bazzite user who bought into PIA back when I was on another distro, its been so annoying to have to use OpenVPN scripts to use PIA to protect anything other than my web browser traffic. But this tool brings the Ubuntu desktop application into Bazzite for easy whole-computer tunneling.

Maxpoulin64 has done a great job on this. It's easy to install with a single terminal command, which is great for any handheld gamers or anyone else that isn't super comfortable with the command-line terminal. This is way easier than setting up OpenVPN scripts or setting up Tailscale.

The only downside is that it seems it does rely on X11, which could be going out the door soon on Plasma.