btrfdeck VS com.usebottles.bottles

I believe compression on mount is enabled. Steam runs sdcard-mount.sh on startup, and from the beginning I've been using a modified version of this file that mounts with compression enabled, if I'm reading it correctly (the option compress-force=zstd:15).

git clone https://github.com/Trevo525/btrfdeck

I formatted my SD card with BTFS to use it on Windows partition. Everytime when I get an update, I was just changing the sdcard-mount.sh file (I am following this : https://github.com/Trevo525/btrfdeck). However, after today's update, I couldn't find the files as they used to be.

Hello. I first used this program here https://gitlab.com/popsulfr/steamos-btrfs and succesfully converted the main partition to btrfs. I forgot that it formats new sd cards to btrfs, and I also followed this guide https://github.com/Trevo525/btrfdeck I went to gaming mode and tried to format the sd card, but it says that there has been an error during the format no matter how many times I try. I connected the sd card to the pc:

Check out https://github.com/Trevo525/btrfdeck

More info here: https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.usebottles.bottles

Install a Chromium-based browser (e.g. Brave) using Wine (I did it using Bottles), and you should be able to stream in 1080p.

GNU Bottles

Or you can use it as a Runner in Bottles and avoid all the hassle.

If it's a Windows game, maybe you can run it by Bottles.

For those using Bottles instead of Lutris, the installer for EA App there also Just Works™. Just last month I was playing Star Wars Squadrons there without any issue.

With Bottles they worked. I put the exe and dll in ~/.var/app/com.usebottles.bottles/data/bottles/bottles/[xxx]/drive_c/users/[xxx]/downloads/.

As long as you run them sandboxed, e.g. using Bottles via Flatpak, or maybe even Firejail, it's just very unlikely they will affect your system.