u/BubblyTumbleweed8455

Tldr: Sell my PC and buy an equivalent laptop for video editing? Or keep it and buy a laptop?

I currently have a PC with an RTX 5070, 32GB of DDR5, 500GB of SSD space, Intel Ultra Core 5 250F etc

I realized that I hate having to sit at a desk and really like the idea of being able to edit videos on the go or portable whether thats on the couch or at work on my break. Am I crazy for wanting to sell it and get something similar laptop?

I'm thinking of working with 1080p video with a Sony ZV E10 and doing minimal editing while running VM.

Working with Linux.

I'm looking for video essayist that take deep dives on controversial, weird, obscure parts of the gaming industry whether that's game devs (i.e, Phil Fish ) , the games themselves (i.e, Man Hunt, Hot Coffee GTA) , or related to gamers themselves (i.e,Wings of Redemption, DSP, etc)

Thanks

Note: Looking for the video to have high production value like graphics, clips, etc.

I recently bought my first set of GOG games and was wondering, how does it work when it comes to controller inputs or mapping? Does it just automatically work with the Heroic Launcher? Or do I need to do something more? Is it easier to use Steam and launch it that way? Thanks for all of the assistance!

I recently bought my first set of GOG games and was wondering, how does it work when it comes to controller inputs or mapping? Does it just automatically work with the Heroic Launcher? Or do I need to do something more? Is it easier to use Steam and launch it that way? Thanks for all of the assistance!

I don't mean AAA games or games that push the Steamdeck to no end, I mean games that feel best played on a smaller screen or optimized more so for the Steamdeck. Examples that come to mind are:

\-Cult of Lamb

\-Animal Well

\-Celeste

\-Pizza Tower

\-Any Castlevania

Thanks.

Does it really make a difference for a beginner that just wants to shoot talking head videos?

Would it not make more to save up for something like a Osmo Pocket 3 or 4 if one is on the go or needs stabilization when it comes to movement?

I guess I am missing the point of OSS when there are, what seem to be, in my opinion, better alternatives?

Thanks for all of the help/advice.

Does it really make a difference for a beginner that just wants to shoot talking head videos?

Would it not make more to save up for something like a Osmo Pocket 3 or 4 if one is on the go or needs stabilization when it comes to movement?

I guess I am missing the point of OSS when there are, what seem to be, in my opinion, better alternatives?

Thanks for all of the help/advice.

Does it really make a difference for a beginner that just wants to shoot talking head videos?

Would it not make more to save up for something like a Osmo Pocket 3 or 4 if one is on the go or needs stabilization when it comes to movement?

I guess I am missing the point of OSS when there are, what seem to be, in my opinion, better alternatives?

Thanks for all of the help/advice.

Does it really make a difference for a beginner that just wants to shoot talking head videos?

Would it not make more to save up for something like a Osmo Pocket 3 or 4 if one is on the go or needs stabilization when it comes to movement?

I guess I am missing the point of OSS when there are, what seem to be, in my opinion, better alternatives?

Thanks for all of the help/advice.

Does anyone have any experience with Montech cases? Is it compatible with their RGB lights? I treid to do the search on the website and could nkt find anything.

Thanks.

Does anyone have any experience with Montech cases? Is it compatible with their RGB lights? I treid to do the search on the website and could nkt find anything.

Thanks.

While no one can predict the future, I keep on hearing more and more about people getting laid off from IBM, etc--how stable is it for someone with a Red Hat administrator? Or a linux administrator in general?

Currently 34 in help desk tier 2 position. I have my network+, security + and AWS 900 all within this

year. I'm pursuing my EX200 and then my EX294.

While no one can predict the future, I keep on hearing more and more about people getting laid off from IBM, etc--how stable is it for someone with a Red Hat administrator? Or a linux administrator in general?

Currently 34 in help desk tier 2 position. I have my network+, security + and AWS 900 all within this

year. I'm pursuing my EX200 and then my EX294.

I currently have a PC with 32GB of DDR5 RAM, RTX 5070 GPU, amd 1TB of SSD space running on Linux. I do most of my gaming on there for AAA titles. I'm currently looking for the best bang for my buck when it comes to running or emulating smaller or older titles like Hollow Knight, Celeste, True Crime NY, , Ket Li Rise of Honor, etc. Would that be enough for my use case? How does it compare to the Steam Deck currently?

I'm looking for games that are old and/or currently on sale, something like:

-Half Life

-Postal

-Portal 1 and 2

-Max Payne

Etc

I know you need a wired mouse, webcam, and keyboard but does the test allow for a laptop? Thanks.