Largely an urban legend. The internal electronics of the keyboard/mouse matter more than the protocol for end to end latency.

There are USB keyboards that beat a PS/2 one, at just 125 Hz polling. 1000 Hz polling pulls ahead even more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEswl6kZq5k&t=650

Missing dependencies. (Or wrong version of fuse)

That’s actually crazy to me. There must be some untold personal reason.

Even if it was true.

It is, isn’t it.

Different glibc version says hello.

Not having inter-distro binary compatibility is a blessing in disguise.

Just ‘steam-run’ that shit. (It creates a regular linux-like environment without manually setting the LD path)

I use it to run random git repos.

And they say solving tech issues are black magic when it’s just following steps. /s

DPI scaling of the regular steam GUI can also be wonky if you have different monitors. For example, I mainly use steam on my lower DPI secondary monitor, but it wanted to scale based on my 4k main one. Could be fixed with an override though.

For all the flak they (rightfully!) get, a 1st party open source nvidia driver is in the works.

Altough it’s only the userspace part and it’s not compliant (yet?) to be upstreamed into the kernel. It is still something.