hunkyburrito

I just got "The Textorcist". Really unique, being a bullet hell typing game. Has been a pretty enjoyable experience, and I'm thinking about 100%-ing it if I can.

Not there yet. It is still very early in alpha developement and only supports a few games (iirc Stardew Valley, Cyberpunk 2077, Baldurs Gate 3).

Supposedly it should be better than MO2 when it's finished though.

I was using Boost but noticed some missing features, so I switched to Raccoon. I like it so far

for windows:

• WizTree - Disk space visualizer
• Everything (& EverythingToolbar) - Search tool
• Playnite - Game library

for android:

• Mihon/Tachiyomi - Manga reader
• Obtanium - Manage apps from various sources (github, gitlab, etc)
• Syncthing-Fork - File syncing
• MiXplorer - Feature dense file manager
• Universal Android Debloater Next Generation (technically a windows/linux program) - Remove/disable stock apps

for linux:

• wine/proton - windows translation software
• yazi - File manager
• easyeffects - Audio processing
• mpv - Video player

There are plenty of ways to run non-steam games and most games work out of box. Wine/Proton, the software that steam uses to translate windows calls to linux calls, can also be run outside of steam. Wine can also just run generic windows programs so config software will probably run fine.

The peripherals is where you may run into some issues as I'm not sure how well supported they would be on linux. I wouldn't know as I don't use any special peripherals.

While the official syncthing-android is no longer being updated, syncthing-fork is still going strong