u/rahnqar94

Hi everyone!

I wanted to share an open-source project I’ve been working on:

https://github.com/RahnRazamai/deepcool\_digital\_dart

This project provides native Linux support for Deepcool digital displays through a Flutter desktop application and a lightweight Dart background daemon.

The project was inspired by and builds upon the amazing work from Nortank12:

https://github.com/Nortank12/deepcool-digital-linux

My goal was to create a more user-friendly desktop experience while keeping everything fully open source and Linux-native.

Current features include:

• Native Flutter desktop GUI
• Background daemon that runs silently without cluttering the taskbar or desktop
• Real-time CPU temperature and utilization monitoring
• Direct communication with supported Deepcool digital devices
• Packaging support for Arch Linux, AppImage, and Debian-based distributions
• Written entirely in Dart and Flutter for easier maintenance and cross-platform development

The demo video attached shows the application running on CachyOS (Arch Linux), but it should work on other distributions as well.

Contributions, testing, bug reports, and feature suggestions are all welcome. If you own supported Deepcool hardware and run Linux, I’d love to hear your feedback!

Thanks, and huge credit again to Nortank12 for the original project that made this ecosystem possible.

Ahoy everyone!

Getting repacks to install and run smoothly without throwing missing redist errors or prefix issues is a common hurdle, so I made a straightforward video tutorial showing the easiest pipeline for installing ⁠setup.exe⁠ files using Heroic and getting them natively into your Steam library.
I'm demonstrating the install process using the Resident Evil Requiem FitGirl repack.

How it works:
Heroic Games Launcher: We use Heroic to run the FitGirl ⁠setup.exe⁠ directly through Proton. This builds a clean prefix and handles the installation flawlessly.

Steam ROM Manager: Once installed, we use SRM to locate the game executable, automatically grab all the artwork, and inject it straight into Gaming Mode.

Proton: Head into Steam properties, force your preferred Proton layer (like ⁠proton-cachyos-slr⁠ or GE-Proton or Proton Experimental), and you are good to go.

Max FPS Launch Options:
If you want to push the performance further on CachyOS, drop these into the game's launch options (especially helpful if you are running an AMD chip):
⁠game-performance %command%⁠
⁠PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1⁠
⁠PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1⁠
⁠ENABLE_LAYER_MESA_ANTI_LAG=1⁠

The tutorial is recorded on my main rig (Ryzen 9 8945HX / RX 9060 XT 16GB / 32GB DDR5 on CachyOS), but this exact workflow translates perfectly to the Steam Deck and SteamOS.

Happy gaming, and let me know if you hit any snags during your installs!

Just captured the intro for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on my LG UltraGear 2k480mhz OLED setup.

The atmosphere, colors, and lighting hit so differently on an OLED screen. Cun melecun

Anyone else replaying this on OLED or HDR?

Hey guys, I just dropped a new 5-game benchmark video!

I wanted to see how the Minisforum BD895I SE and a 9060 XT 16GB hold up under pressure while running CachyOS. I threw some of the heaviest games I could think of at it:
- Cyberpunk 2077
- Space Marine 2
- Red Dead Redemption II
- Pragmata
- Onimusha: Way of the Sword (Demo)

I'd love to hear your thoughts on CachyOS as a daily driver for gaming

Hey everyone. I'm back in my hometown right now and had to leave my main rig behind. I really wanted to keep playing Space Marine 2, so I decided to test out streaming it via Moonlight and Sunshine from my PC to my Steam Deck.

Honestly, my mind is kind of blown. The latency is practically non existent. It genuinely feels like it's running natively on the handheld. Nothing beats being able to play a heavy game like this from the comfort of the couch.

Has anyone else been using this setup recently? Let me know if you guys would like a full tutorial on how to set this up.

Missing the new Xbox Mode in Windows 11 version 24H2/25H2? Not only will I show you how to force-enable the hidden Full Screen Experience (FSE), but I’ll also show you how to hijack it so your PC boots straight into Steam Big Picture Mode!

Coming from a Steam Deck, I wanted that exact same seamless, controller-first "SteamOS" experience. While dedicated Linux builds are great, I specifically chose Windows 11 for this living room rig to ensure flawless HDMI 2.1 support giving me perfect 4K 120Hz, VRR, and ALLM straight to my Sony Bravia X90H.

Using a tool called OmniConsole, we get the absolute best of both worlds: native Windows hardware support combined with a legit, bypass-the-desktop Steam console UI.

Downloads & Tools Mentioned:
• Xbox FullScreenExperienceTool (GitHub): https://github.com/8bit2qubit/XboxFullScreenExperienceTool/releases/tag/v0.9.0
• OmniConsole Releases (GitHub): https://github.com/8bit2qubit/OmniConsole/releases/tag/v2.1.1.0

Testing out the first boss fight in Pragmata. Injected FSR 4.0.2c via OptiScaler, and the results are pretty wild for the Deck.

The combat and pacing feel incredibly fluid. Too smooth on handheld. Kudos to Capcom!

Haritu main dota pakai screen steam deck yang kecik. Harini pakai TV 4K. Hahaha dota forever bruh! My own Steam Machine. I am thinking to shrink the case more. Probably Fractal Design Ridge. So its more match ps5 size

Specs:
MINISFORUM BD895i SE
XFX Radeon RX 9060 XT 16GB
Deepcool CH170
be quiet! SFX-L PSU
DDR5 16GB RAM

Hey everyone,

I recently built my own bootable USB flashing tool called RGS ISO Flasher for Steam Deck and Linux.

I originally made it because I wanted a simpler way to create Windows and Linux bootable USBs directly on SteamOS without dealing with complicated terminal commands.

Features:
- GUI-based
- Steam Deck compatible
- Windows ISO support
- Linux ISO support
- Automatic install.wim splitting for Windows installers
- Portable AppImage
- Auto sleep prevention while flashing

I also made a tutorial video showing how to use it on Steam Deck.

GitHub:
https://github.com/RahnRazamai/rgs-iso-flasher-appimage

Would love feedback from the Linux/Steam Deck community 🙂

I wanted to build the ultimate "Console Killer" for the living room something with a tiny footprint but enough desktop power to push 4K 120Hz gameplay. Using the unique Minisforum BD895i SE (Mobile Desktop) motherboard, we packed a Ryzen 9 8945HX and an RX 9060 XT into this stealthy DeepCool mesh chassis. Total build cost: RM5,111/$1200.

We hook the final build up to the Sony Bravia X90H (55-inch) to test out the 4K VRR and ALLM features with Cyberpunk 2077

The Specs:
• Motherboard/CPU: MINISFORUM BD895i SE ITX MODT (AMD Ryzen 9 8945HX)
• GPU: XFX Swift Radeon RX 9060 XT OC Dual Fan Gaming 16GB GDDR6
• Memory: Kingston ValueRAM DDR5 SO-DIMM 16GB (8GBx2) 4800MHz
• Case: Deepcool CH170 Digital ITX
• CPU Cooling : Arctic P12 Pro PWM 3000rpm
• Power Supply: be quiet! SFX-L 80PLUS Gold SFX
• Controller: Fantech One Piece Gear 5 Edition
• Display: 55" Sony Bravia X90H (4K 120Hz / VRR / ALLM)

A little family escape in rural Melaka 🌿✨

Duta Riang Villa is not your typical staycation spot — it has this peaceful kampung luxury vibe with wooden villas, Balinese touches, a beautiful lake, huge pool, mini zoo, ATV, event halls and more.

But for me, jiwa Duta Riang Villa ni ada dekat Kayu Manis Restaurant. Good food, generous portion, affordable price, and makan with lakeside view? Perfect combo 😍

Dari villa sampai ke makanannya, everything feels warm, rare and calming — such a beautiful staycation experience for our little family.

📍Duta Riang Villa, Melaka