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The Steam Deck price just hit its lowest level ever, thanks to Valve's Black Friday weekend discount
AppWizard
November 30, 2025

The Steam Deck price just hit its lowest level ever, thanks to Valve’s Black Friday weekend discount

The 256GB Steam Deck LCD is currently available for 9.20, reflecting a 20% discount and marking its lowest price ever. The Steam Deck OLED is priced at 9.00, but the performance differences between the two models are minimal. Competing handhelds like the Lenovo Legion Go S and ROG Xbox Ally are priced around 0, while higher-end devices exceed ,000. The Steam Deck LCD features a 7-inch LCD display with a resolution of 1,280 x 800 and is powered by a custom AMD APU. It runs SteamOS, which is considered to provide a superior gaming experience compared to Windows. The Lenovo Legion Go S is the only other handheld that officially supports SteamOS but at a higher price.
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AppWizard
November 29, 2025

The Steam Deck price just hit its lowest level ever, thanks to Valve’s Black Friday weekend discount

The 256GB Steam Deck LCD is currently available for 9.20, marking its lowest price ever with a 20% discount for Black Friday weekend. The Steam Deck OLED is priced 0 more than the discounted LCD model, while competitors like the Lenovo Legion Go S and ROG Xbox Ally are priced around 0, and higher-end options exceed ,000. The Steam Deck LCD features a 7-inch LCD display with a resolution of 1,280 x 800 and is powered by a custom AMD APU, providing a satisfactory gaming experience. It runs SteamOS, which is noted for delivering a superior handheld gaming experience compared to Windows.
Kaspersky Antivirus is Now Available for Linux. Will You Use it?
Tech Optimizer
November 12, 2025

Kaspersky Antivirus is Now Available for Linux. Will You Use it?

The Linux ecosystem is facing increased threats from sophisticated cybercriminals targeting critical infrastructure. Kaspersky, a Russian cybersecurity firm, has launched antivirus protection specifically for home Linux users following a ban on its products in the U.S. as of July 2024. This marks the first time Kaspersky's home user products officially support Linux, with compatibility for major 64-bit distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and RED OS. The software includes features such as real-time monitoring, behavioral analysis, automatic scanning of removable media, anti-phishing alerts, online payment protection, anti-cryptojacking capabilities, and AI-powered scanning. However, Kaspersky for Linux is not GDPR-ready, which may concern EU users regarding data protection compliance. Users need an active paid subscription to download the software, but a 30-day free trial is available. Installation is straightforward, with DEB and RPM packages provided.
New VLC update adds official support for Windows 11 on Arm and fixes support for Windows XP
Winsage
September 23, 2025

New VLC update adds official support for Windows 11 on Arm and fixes support for Windows XP

The stable version of the VLC media player now officially supports Windows 11 on Arm PCs, with the release candidate build version 3.0.22 RC1 introducing native Arm64 support, enhancements, and bug fixes. This update restores support for Windows XP Service Pack 3. The release candidate can be accessed on VLC's GitHub page, while the official release will be available later. Many Windows applications have recently adopted support for Windows on Arm, with users now spending 90% of their time on Arm-based PCs running native applications.
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