wiki/games/emulators.md

@@ -1,12 +0,0 @@
-# Emulators
-
-An Emulator is a hard- or software that enables a computer to behave like
-another computer.
-In the gaming context this is mainly used to run games from a console on
-another computer.
-Emulators usually need ROMs to run games.
-ROMs are a digital copy of a video game.
-
-## List of Emulator software
-
-- [PPSSPP](./ppsspp.md) is made to emulate Playstation Portable games

wiki/games/ppsspp.md

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-# PPSSPP
-
-[PPSSPP](https://ppsspp.org/) is a Playstation Portable (PSP)
-[emulator](./emulators.md).
-
-## Setup
-
-PPSSPP can be installed on different systems, a list for this can be found on
-the [PPSSPP website](https://ppsspp.org/downloads.html).
-Additionally it can be installed using [Flatpak](../linux/flatpak.md) where the
-package is called `org.ppsspp.PPSSPP`.
-
-## [Steam Deck](./steam.md#steam-deck) specific settings
-
-The following settings are especially useful when emulating PSP games on the
-[Steam Deck](./steam.md#steam-deck) as pointed out by
-[nchristopher](https://github.com/nchristopher/steamdeck-emulation/blob/main/emulators/ppsspp.md).
-But it is a good starting point for other systems aswell.
-It is important to emphasize that the system needs to meet the requirements to
-run Vulkan.
-The Device name will change if you are not using a
-[Steam Deck](./steam.md#steam-deck).
-
-```txt
-Backend: Vulkan
-Device: AMD RADV VANGOGH
-Fullscreen: on
-VSync: on
-Rendering solution: Auto (1:1)
-Upscale level: 2x
-Upscale type: Hybrid + Bicubic
-Deposterize: on
-```
-
-## Running a game without selection in the menu
-
-To run a game instantly the path to the [ROM](./emulators.md) needs to be
-appended to the command used for starting PPSSPP.
-This should be made in quotation marks as it could contain characters that need
-to be escaped.

wiki/games/steam.md

@@ -24,47 +24,3 @@ You can remove `<steam location>/steamapps/compatdata/<game id>` to reset the
 Wine prefix completely.
 It is recommended to keep a backup of the folder containing the old Wine prefix
 as it stores game saves and other important data, that can be useful.
-
-## Adding non-Steam Games
-
-Games that are not in the Steam store can be added to the Steam application.
-This is done by opening (the desktop mode) of Steam and selecting
-`Add a Non-Steam Game to My Library` under the `Games` tab in the top left
-corner.
-A dialog window will open to select the software to add to steam.
-Check the box or boxes of the software to add to Steam and tap
-`Add Selected Programs`.
-
-For games such as launchers a `Launch Option` can be set most of the time to
-skip the launcher and go directly into the specified game.
-This option usually mirrors the command that would be used in the command line
-of a system to go directly into the game.
-Often this is done by simply appending the path of the specified game to the
-command but this can also differ depending on the launcher.
-
-## Setting Icons and Banners for Games
-
-Images for games can be changed by downloading them and applying them manually.
-An easier route can be taken by using
-[SGDBoop](https://www.steamgriddb.com/boop).
-To use it, you first need to install it.
-It is available in the [flatpak package manager](../linux/flatpak.md).
-After that navigate to the
-[SteamGridDB website](https://www.steamgriddb.com/boop) and log in with your
-steam account.
-Follow the remaining steps as described on the website.
-Following this different images, banners and icons can be found on
-[the website](https://www.steamgriddb.com/).
-When hovering over an asset a little blue button will appear.
-On the press of the button a game can be chosen that will use the asset in the
-steam application.
-This works for both Steam and non-Steam games.
-
-## Steam Deck
-
-The [Steam Deck](https://store.steampowered.com/steamdeck) is a handheld gaming
-computer made by the same developers as Steam.
-Due to its form factor it can be used especially well to play games that need a
-controller, such as many games that run on [emulators](./emulators.md).
-But by adding a USB-hub and connecting keyboard and mouse it can be used to
-play classical PC games aswell.

wiki/linux/arch-linux/installation.md

@@ -200,10 +200,9 @@ UEFI, don't forget to enable the EFI option, otherwise the system won't boot.
 
 ## 13. Further steps and graphical environment
 
-Now you can follow the recommended larbs installation script of this wiki
+Now you can follow my larbs installation script
 (`curl -o larbs.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tiyn/larbs/master/larbs.sh`)
-this will install a bunch of useful base software including a graphical
+this will install a bunch of useful software including a graphical environment.
-environment.
 You can go on to other guides aswell.
 
 Additionally if you have a NVidia Graphics Cards you should read

wiki/linux/arch-linux/package-manager.md

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-# Pacman and Yay
+# Package Manager
 
 Package managers are important programs to get software onto your system.
 In Arch Linux there are 2 main package managers.
 One is `pacman`, the default package manager.
 But there are also a bunch other managers for the Arch User Repositories (AUR).
 
-In this article `yay` is used as the go to AUR manager.
+In this article I'll use `yay` as my go to AUR manager.
 `yay` is also a wrapper for `pacman` so you can just use `yay` instead of pacman
 to install programs.