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Oh I'm sure its not gonna do financial damage but setting precedent that they can't sue everyone and win is a overall win in my book.

I look forward to the possibility of them wasting money and losing this case.

1440p at 144hz is the ideal imo.

I was recently looking for something like this and couldn't find what i was looking for, so thanks!

Very true, i had a vet that barely looked at my cat and after getting a second opinion and looking things up online, i realized that he sucked.

His vet closed a year after. Def not a bad idea to hear others experiences

Well it sounds delicious, and definitely not guilty of piracy

I am not familiar with that, I'm guessing potato supreme is a username or something?

Not everyday i agree with ISPs but here we are. Guilty of and accused of are two very different things. Innocent until proven guilty.

Ah ok so from what im hearing, because the kernal on the deck hasn't been updated with a codec that you prefer for these headphones, they sound worse. That sucks man. I would hope it wouldn't be the same case for other distros but if your headphones are newer that can make it more difficult to have compatibility. Takes a while for Linux to catch up on most stable distributions is my understanding.

And I use Reaper! Love Reaper a ton, clean and easy to use daw for $60 bucks (small business/personal use) I'm currently on Fedora 40.

I'm a musician who is just getting started producing on Linux. I haven't had issues with audio aside from my audio interface not being compatible due to have software control for hardware which i hated anyways. Using a focuarite interface now and its been good. Pulseaudio has been pretty solid for a while now which is what the steamdeck uses from what i can see online.

Both my mic and headphones have worked great with all distros I've tried. That said, sometimes stuff just doesn't wanna play well with Linux, even if it seems like it should and im typically not using bluetooth devices on Linux for audio so im not as familiar with issues they may have.

You might try another set of headphones to see if its an issue with the headohones themselves. And or, try them with a different distro/pc because it may be a issue with the deck itself.

Older thinkpads would come to mind, usually a good option. Generally affordable, repairable, and can be good for Linux.

I tried umbrel and wasnt super impressed. It seemed like it would function alright for the small amount of things i was trying to do but broke shortly after installing. I set up pihole and i think jellyfin since i was just testing it out on an older laptop.

I've heard decent things about CasaOS but have not used it myself.