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Yeah, same for my friendgroup. We're starting to use TS6. It supports screensharing now, but sadly it's only P2P. But the selfhost server software is in the works.

Sadly the video chat feature is not being worked on and it is also not planed for the forseable future.

The mobile app is still based on a (very) old Teamspeak version. Good for voice chat, unusable for everything else.

Screensharing also works via P2P in a "screenshare" chat. That way you can already use it while being on selfhosted servers. Complete selfhosted support will be added in later updates though.

But yeah, there are indeed no text only rooms.

Revolt doesn't support screen sharing. The feature request on Github already existed for multiple years and the last update is "Probably won't happen in the forseable future". That's why Revolt isnt a viable screenshare alternativ for my friendgroup.

The newest Teamspeak version finally supports screensharing and works okay. We are using Teamspeak since forever and only used Discord for screensharing, but we will switch fully to Teamspeak once they added hardware acceleration support to the screenshare function.

I've read that only the graphics are being done in UE5. The original Embryos is apparently still running in the background for everything else.

The Resident Evil 4 Remake also doesn't start with 24H2, there's is a workaround to make it work though. Need to delete the CrashReporter.exe in the game folder.

Hey. I gave my LED version with the Elec Sticks to a friend of mine, as I bought myself an OLED Deck.

I really liked them though, as there is almost a 0 deadzone and (more importantly) a round one.

My friend also likes them, as he didn't want me to switch them back to the OEM sticks.

Tried that with mine. Sadly the square zone didn't change. Strange

Gamescope is just the compositor that the Steam Deck uses to display the game for you. When you use the FPS limit in the "..." menu, you lock the fps via gamescope.

Same problem here. Did kbin.social get deferederated from lemmy.world?

The soldering is super easy, as it's only a small cable. I'm pretty sure that anyone who is able to open their Steam Deck can also solder that without any problems.

Yeah, I don't feel any difference. The stick cap stays the same, as you need to reuse the stock ones.