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Probably. You can easily notice if you see the audio icon on your nick in the lower left corner when speaking. Mine do not show up any more.

Wild, not an issue on my game. Hope they can fix fast. But i fear they may wait for the next patch

I have read your arguments, I just fundamentaly disagree. I do not want to lower the ceiling until valve is as crappy as the rest. I want the floor to rise. Basically valve do not stop other companies from competing. Nothing is stopping EGS from including and contributing to proton. allowing and even helping developers to have their games on multiple marketplaces. Building awesome services to provide to developers.

For sure! There is no real market with exclusives! EGS is the bad apple that may spoil the bunch. Now do steam services also create a pseudo exclusive, yes kinda. But developers do not have to use those, they are just making their life easier. And developers can still do their games on other platforms as well.

Everybody would love 2 or 3 more good healthy alternative to even the playing field. Because having the future of fun hang by the tread of a single not-corrupt-to-the-core company is fucking stressfull. But dunking on valve is not the way to a healthy gaming marketplace.

Beeing not assholes against their own users are basically anticompetitive these days. ;)

Social? As adding or joining on friends?

Been working flawlessly until now. Debian12 using nvidia kde steam and pulseaudio

Never been an issue for me debian+kde+steam it started right up the first time i tried. No tweaking needed.

China block much of the internet so who knows with china. Do not know if anyone have real china numbers of IPv6 deployment. They also had their own "IPv9" that was rumored some years ago that may or may not have been used internally.

Not much choise i guess. Usa and europe grabbed the majority of available ipv4 space. Asia got a bit. And only scraps and leftovers for africa and latin america.

You do as well, if you run any operating system newer then the last 10 years.