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@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ Most of the functionalities that people love about SteamOS on the Steam Deck are
If you have been using NixOS for a while, you probably can think of hundreds of things you can do on a NixOS-powered Steam Deck.
For example, if I want to introduce a desktop environment to make Steam Deck my Linux PC, all I have to do is to include either the [Hyprland module](https://github.com/Logan-Lin/nix-config/tree/master/modules/hyprland) or the [GNOME module](https://github.com/Logan-Lin/nix-config/tree/master/modules/gnome) in my Nix config repo, and declare the desktop session name as `jovian.steam.desktopSession = "hyprland"` or as `"gnome"`.
For example, if I want to introduce a desktop environment to make Steam Deck my Linux PC, all I have to do is to include either the [Hyprland module](https://github.com/Logan-Lin/nix-archive/tree/master/modules/hyprland) or the [GNOME module](https://github.com/Logan-Lin/nix-archive/tree/master/modules/gnome) in my Nix config repo, and declare the desktop session name as `jovian.steam.desktopSession = "hyprland"` or as `"gnome"`.
There are also lots of gaming-related stuff you can do with NixOS.
For example, in [this post](https://heywoodlh.io/nixos-steamdeck) where the owner set up a WireGuard tunnel to their desktop PC so they can do game streaming remotely.