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Valve dev says SteamOS isn't about killing Windows, GemRB now plays Icewind Dale 2 from start to end, war stories from GOG's Linux adventure, Sonic on the PS1, and the Intel Arc B570 is all over the place.

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00:00 Intro

00:29 Who own the right to Voltron?

01:55 The early days of Raspberry Pi

03:25 Blaming Collabora

05:46 Cool guys wear band shirts

07:01 RIP Super the Man

08:19 The hole in the wall

10:29 It’s not about killing Windows

11:34 The 3 desktop app challenge

12:57 Don't switch to Linux for gaming!

16:32 MAC vs Linux in 2025

17:15 Evangelising Linux

20:19 Remembering the Steam Machine

22:26 ProtonDB Peek browser plugin

24:01 The last time Proton failed you?

25:12 Android Steam app and mobile links HALP!

27:09 DOS ages with Sword of Jade

29:12 What's a good game length?

31:46 First arcade brawler?

32:28 School Hero

34:44 Online multiplayer in games

35:43 Splittown

37:45 Point-and-click in 2025

39:02 Classic game DRM

40:11 Sonic XA on PS1 hardware

41:50 Growing up with PAL

44:07 Malicious time travel hedgehogs

45:03 Anyone buying a Switch 2?

45:54 Introducing the iHandy

46:23 GemRB is Icewind Dale 2 complete

48:14 Games on the Infinity engine

51:34 First game you played online?

52:19 Battlemage B570 benchmarks are all over the place

57:32 Sony AI anti-lag

59:01 Detecting saltiness

01:01:22 Preamp shenanigans

01:01:41 Sony shooty pew-pew attachment

01:02:26 Google Stadia anti-lag tech

01:03:13 Rollback netcode bros

01:04:05 Linux at GOG in war stories

01:04:57 GOG Galaxy was not worth porting

01:09:35 If GOG had stuck with it

01:11:22 Remembering the Witcher II port

01:13:09 What happened to the Witcher III port?

01:15:24 Do you have Linux gaming related war stories?

01:18:47 Ever recommend podcasts?

Comments

N_mag

If you haven't solved the issue with the Steam App already, you go to the application options and then disable "open supported links." Get to it by going to Settings > Apps > Go to the Steam app in the list > Go to "Set as Default" group setting > then there's a toggle to turn off opening supported links that you can disable That should work for you sir