I played it start to finish on my deck using the co-op mod to play 2 player with my brother (who lives out of state). I also ran discord in the background on the deck, using headphones and the deck’s mic. Didn’t have any problems at all, super fun.

Keeping my expectations low in the hopes I’ll be pleasantly surprised.

You can see videos of turbohud used with d3 on youtube. It adds, for example, item/skill texts rather than just an icon, more detailed dps meter, and a larger minimap as an overlay, etc. I don’t know if any of it should be considered cheating.

Also, for what it’s worth, the TH4 site says it disables itself when pvp marked.

(((((green)))))

So many, it’s really impressive. Vampire Survivors to Elden Ring (with coop mod and Discord running in the background on SD), to No Man’s Sky, to Diablo 4 (through installed battle.net added to Steam as a Non-Steam game on the SD) all run great.

Also, if you have a good pc you can run the game there and stream it to the SD, extends run time on battery by quite a lot.

So stupid question - how do you shut them down? Docker compose down or stop don’t seem to work.

Also, as an intermediate (spoiled Unraid) user, if I’m behind nginx proxy manager with custom ports do I just change 80 and 443 in the lemmy docker-compose? I’m doing this in a Debian VM.