Can’t recommend Thunder enough, especially if you like a good compact mode/gesture-based UI. The devs are great and very responsive on the github repo, and the app just keeps getting better!

That’s Sonic the Hedgehog

Loved audacious back in the day! Glad to see it still being worked on :)

Eternal Sunshine would be on my list for sure, hahah. Such an amazing film. It would also be incredible to listen to Scenes from a Memory or Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence again (two of Dream Theater’s best albums). Hard agree with the other person who mentioned Fullmetal Alchemist, too. Good question, OP!

Reminds me of one of my favorite dark souls videos: elevator inspector

I like the idea, but those buttons/dpad look rough :(

https://github.com/black7375/Firefox-UI-Fix

This won’t change your mobile experience, but on desktop this makes Firefox absolutely gorgeous. I’ve been using it for at least a year now and it still blows me away every time I happen to see the stock UI.

I often buy albums on Bandcamp and supposedly artists get a good cut of that. They have an app too, so you can stream content from there (or self host the files you get when you buy)

I haven’t tried them but I often hear about people modding “potato mode” versions of games (pretty sure one is already out for Starfield and Friends, for example) - fighting game players sometimes use them even if their systems are good to minimize any hitches that would screw up their inputs in a match.

I’m not sure to what degree that sort of thing runs on Deck because of how Proton works, but theoretically that combined with the Deck’s other performance-enhancing modes will help some games run better for you!

If you like proggy stuff I’d definitely check out Arch Echo, they’re incredible. If you like acoustic stuff then Rodrigo y Gabriela are also a great listen, and so is Kaki King (though I mostly only know her older stuff)

I believe deleting comments is either getting implemented or refreshed in the upcoming release! If you’re comfortable running nightly builds from GitHub they’re usually quite stable (probably because they’re not really nightly, hahah). If you don’t mind filing bug reports/feature requests on GitHub, I’m sure the team can take a look at the other issues!

If you haven’t tried it (or have but not recently), Thunder is getting better by leaps and bounds week over week - highly recommend checking it out! I’m still really excited for Boost but I think as Thunder continues to mature it will likely be my daily driver. Great that it’s open source, too!

Somebody should give that guy a raise!