If Valve doesn't give put out an SDK for linux users to make maps and shit then this is mostly pointless.
(Mostly because getting tf2 decoupled from middleware that is owned by hostile third parties [Havok from Microsoft and Bink Video/Miles Audio which got bought by Epic] is a good thing but doesn't address the current actual issue TF2 has being that there's a drought for developers and the only niggas still making maps for the game are quasi-Valve employees who have been doing it for 10 years now)

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You're right that the DMCA is broken (and technically unconstitutional) but a bigger problem is that compliance forms with dmcas online technically don't require actually filing a legal dmca form in the first place.
Youtube is especially bad about this because their compliance forms literally don't even fit a functional definition of a dmca notice and require you to dox yourself to actually respond to them, and people think it's an actual proper dmca form and not malicious compliance with nickelodeon (The form would require nick employees to dox themselves if they ever uploaded full episodes of pengebab to youtube again to, I shit you not, abuse copyright law.
Copyright law itself while sensible on a fundamental level itself also needs a massive fucking rollback.

>Hop in bed
>Steam Library of 300 games (Minus a few VR gaems that would be impractical to play on a Steam Deck)
>Dozen rips of my ps2 games
>Moar rips of my ps1 games
>Dozens of old Virtual console games pulled out of my Wii
>Just the other day find out Sonic Adventure DX on Steam has the Game Gear games still, the emulator is just dummied out
>Another 14 fuckin gaems that I didn't even know I had
>Basically everything worth playing runs on the Deck's hardware.
I fucking love videogaems