I had a friend trick Steam into streaming the Dolphin emulator through remote play and me and a few people played Mario Kart Wii splitscreen. The lag wasn’t too bad even tho I was connecting from the UK and my friend lives in NJ, USA.

They were hosting on Windows, but I was able to connect fine through Steam on Linux.

They did it by downloading a free game called Crashphalt then going into the directory and replacing the exe with Dolphin.exe renamed to match the original games exe. Then Dolphin should launch when you try to play Crashphalt through Steam along with remote play settings in the Steam overlay.

No clue how you’d do this on Linux yet sadly.

As a newer Linux user I didn’t really give a shit about SystemD until recent news and just learning Poettering’s whole attitude towards Linux in general.

Was going to wait for EndeavourOS to give a statement on age verification, but if it’s going to be implemented as deep as the init system anyway. I should just try Artix so I don’t have the worry at all.

I would say I would never spend that much, but then I remember my £1000 Desktop I mainly use for playing old games…