People are understandably excited about the Steam Deck--even those outside of the Linux realm. But that leaves a lot of questions that PC gamers have on how they can interface their computer and their Deck. Here's my surefire way to copy files to or from a Windows PC to a Steam Deck!
...and yes, I took another whack at this video because ya'll comments yesterday were savage.
Use the Warpinator/Winpinator method: [ Ссылка ]
Use these two tools:
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Two easy ways to transfer files to your Steam Deck from Windows!
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# What are your machines specs?
Office Rig:
* AMD Ryzen 7 1800x
* MSI Pro Series X370 SLI PLUS
* AMD RX VEGA 64
* GSkill Ripjaw V DDR4 8GB x4 (32 GB)
* Fractal Design Define R9 Case
* Manjaro GNOME
Living Room Gaming Rig:
* ASUS X99-E-10G WS
* Intel Core i7-6900K @ 3.2GHz
* NVidia Titan X (Pascal)
* DDR4 Corsair Vengeance RGB 8GB x8 (64GB)
Backup Rig
* System76 Thelio Minor
* AMD Ryzen 5 3400G
* DDR4 16GB RAM
* Zotac Nvidia GTX 970 4GB
Home Server:
* ASUS M5A78L-M/USB3
* AMD FX 6300 at 3.5 GHz
* Nvidia GTX 750 1GB
* DDR3 20 GB RAM
Funky Choon (a.k.a. The Linux Gamer Theme Song) by Brothers Nylon [ Ссылка ]
This Work is protected under the Authoral Integrity License (AIL): [ Ссылка ]
00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Before we begin...
00:39 - Method 1: Warpinator
01:43 - Method 2: SSHFS
01:59 - You might want a keyboard
02:14 - Step 1: Open konsole
02:28 - Step 2: Set a password
03:12 - Step 3: Enable SSH
03:33 - Step 3.5: Autostart SSH?
04:18 - Step 4: Find the Deck's IP address
05:00 - Step 5: Check the SSH connection
05:44 - Step 6: Install sshfs-win
06:18 - Step 7: Map the Deck's storage as a drive
06:54 - Some things to consider...
07:30 - How to disable SSH
08:13 - Outtro
#SteamDeck #Valve #PCGaming
