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Hello OP just wanted to let you know that this is a horrible thread (not your fault) and most of the answers posted contain some level of misinformation. I highly suggest you do your own research.

Indeed your Steam account is not transferable so when you die your games die with you.
The reason Steam gets away with it (for now) though is they’re unusually chill about everything. Give someone your account? They don’t care. Pirate their games? Don’t care. Make a Steam app mod that literally automated the piracy process and uses Steam’s own servers to get the game files? Cool. Pirates are also using Steam’s servers to play pirated games online (through spacewars, easily detectable)? More power to you. And in the midst of all this they introduce the family feature where people can share their games with others in the family.

But I am no Steam shill and the license has the final say. So always BUY your games (from marketplaces like GOG) when possible.

I don’t get incorporating open source projects with the values of their developers.

I’m personally moving from Mullvad VPN to Windscribe after the co-owner donation thing. But Mullvad VPN is a service. Mullvad browser is open source, it does not belong to Mullvad.

I also see the same concept applied to the European digital sovereignty movement, “Oh this program is open source buuuuut it’s US based” no it is not. Open source is open source and nothing else.

Shelly is amazing for Arch. Both CLI and GUI.

The solution to an issue someone is facing isn’t to immediately switch the entire OS 🫩

Why bcachefs over btrfs?

This was my experience with Linux Mint. I love stable distros n all but these OS updates are scary.

Doesn’t SteamOS have a stable release model like Manjaro?