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What software tools do you use that are gaming related?
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I'm using Ludosavi to make a copy of my savefiles. It's able to automatically detect installed games and local savefiles. I just discovered it and using it to make a copies of the savefiles on my Main machine to transfer them to my Steamdeck running Lutris. Maybe I try to configure an automation which makes a copy every time a savefiles has been updated and sync it with my Steamdeck. Just for a seamless transfer without manually copy ever folder by hand if I want to sync my savefiles.
Sweet, I also have a Steam Deck so this perfect.
*Ludusavi-playnite