Being grayed out means nothing

Looks to be 35b MoE and 9b dense

How do browser reading modes determine what is the main page content? They use different approaches and there’s no defined standard.

I'm using Arch currently and the following issues have been present on every install of Steam I've had:

• Controller inputs break constantly. If I use big picture mode, the games will be in some quasi state where it both detects my controller and doesn't.
• The menus take like 3 seconds to open.
• The right click menu in the system tray does not work 30% of the time.
• Worst of all, when I close a game, steam will not detect that it closes. Once this happens, no other page will load, no menus will open, and i have to killall steam -s SIGKILL, since no other signal works. It's also survived SIGKILL multiple times. How?
• In game, the shift+tab menu does not work; half the buttons are unresponsive and the game will crash upon closing shift+tab

The arch wiki had nothing on this.

Flatpak and native installs have the same problem, reinstallation does nothing, steam --reset does nothing.

These issues occur across multiple games with different engines.

It's very strange since I have a very generic system and most people seem to have great experiences.

Curious on the usage statistics.

Should I make a full survey asking about granularity so that app devs can see what to focus on?

Interesting article shared with me about the way Wi-Fi location services work.

Google has announced it is building a new way for 'experienced users' to install Android apps that haven't been verified.

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