In comments to NBC News, US presidents also deflates hope of deal with Tehran, saying ‘terms aren’t good enough’

I have over 3k Steam entries (~2.5k real games). First I opened the Storepage of every single new Game, read the Tags, added every Tag (most of the time I tried to choose the first 10 Tags) to the Game to Categorize it. ~10 times "Add to..." per game. Fun isn't it?

Then I found Depressurizer which was the only tool that made this bearable - but it's Windows-only!

Sadly I didn't manage to run it on Linux. Tried it under different Wine and Bottles setups, nope not for me! (Maybe I'm just to stupid to get it up and running?)

Three months ago I finally quitted Windows and forced myself to use Linux as daily driver! Glad I did it.

And I told myself: Before I start Windows just to sort my game library, let's start to make one for the Linux Community! Directly on Linux, for Linux!

So I built SteamLibraryManager with PyCharm from scratch on CachyOS.

My App is available as AppImage (good for SteamDeck), AUR, .deb, .rpm, tar.gz:

yay -S steam-library-manager

GitHub: github.com/Switch-Bros/SteamLibraryManager

What it does (just the highlights - check the GitHub README for the full feature list):

Smart Collections with full Boolean logic (AND/OR/NOT + nested groups) - Steam's dynamic collections have been AND-only since 2018. So I had the Idea with my own "Dynamic Collections" called "Smart Collections".

If you like to see a short Video = https://youtu.be/OLpLpmOvbUA

Auto-categorize by 17 rule types: Tags, Genres, ProtonDB rating, Steam Deck status, HowLongToBeat, Achievements, PEGI (Age Ratings), and more

Import all your non-Steam games: Epic, GOG, Amazon, Lutris, Bottles, itch.io, Flatpak, even ROMs with 16 emulator definitions

Metadata that survives Steam updates - we overlay your edits on top of Steam's data so they don't get wiped

Built-in auto-updates for AppImage users - downloads in background, atomic replace with rollback if something goes wrong.

Steam Deck: Responsive UI that adapts to 1280x800. AppImage works in Desktop Mode, survives SteamOS updates. No pacman hacks needed.

Tested on both of my SteamDecks - LCD (512GB) and OLED (1TB). On the LCD one it was a bit tricky because I installed CachyOS Handheld Edition on it and installed the AUR, Oled is original SteamOS where I used the AppImage!

It's my first App, please be patient with me 🙃 I just want to give something back instead of using it just for my own.

TBH: AI tools helped during development - mostly for boilerplate, tests, docs and docstrings because I really hate writing documentation 🙄).

Architecture decisions, feature design, and all the tricky stuff (VDF binary parser, Smart Collections engine, Steam OAuth2) were done by me. Every line was reviewed and tested manually.

I'm not gonna pretend AI doesn't exist in 2026, but this isn't a ChatGPT copy-paste job.

It's a vision I brought to life to help myself, and that I want to share now with the best OS community out there. No matter what Distro!

Linux is awesome, sadly it took me 30 years to realize that, using Windows only!

Greetings from Germany

BTW: If you find any spelling mistakes, you can keep em 😉

bug or feature?

nobody posted the obligatory (in my opinion) end of pi day special yet so i decided to take the liberty to do so myself :3

p.s. please don't actually swallow your titty skittles, they will be far less effective that way

previous year comments

It’s the imperial boomerang. I used to talk about LRADs all the time — long-range acoustic devices, right? They were first implemented in Iraq for crowd control purposes. Then only a decade later they were being used in Portland, and now every police precinct has one. Same goes for all these different tools that we use first in the colonies and then at the home front. And the same systems of surveillance that people experiment with in places like Gaza. Maybe even AI targeting and drone warfare that we’ve seen happening to the captive Palestinian population in Gaza. And the genocide will inevitably happen to Americans on the domestic front as well. We’re not there yet, but that doesn’t mean it’s not going to happen.

Tying that back to Minneapolis and what’s going on there, I think we’re in a unique time as far as the administration not readily having an organized response or reaction. At least in the past there were boogeymen that you could point to, in the Cold War: communism, the Soviets, things of that nature. Right now, America in the aftermath of the dissolution of the USSR has been the domineering force, and it’s basically just hurting itself as the contradictions worsen. So now they’re just trying to invent villains, and sometimes the villain that they invent is a thirty-seven-year-old white mom who is in her Honda Pilot with plushy toys in the glove compartment. They tried to present her as a left-wing domestic terrorist, a left-wing extremist.