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 * A single executable - download (or create) and run, nothing else is required. And it's portable, you can put it anywhere (even on a usb stick).
 * Works on most Linux distros, even very old ones and even without glibc (such as Alpine or Void with musl).
+* Works on Steam Deck.
 * Root rights are **not required**.
 * Compressed (with squashfs or dwarfs), so it takes a lot less disk space than uncompressed containers and may provide faster filesystem access in some cases.
 * Contains many libraries and packages so it can run almost everything. And you don't need to install anything on your main (host) system. **You can even run 32-bit applications on pure 64-bit systems**.
 * Based on Arch Linux, contains latest software (including latest videodrivers).
 * Almost completely seamless experience. All applications that you run with Conty read and store their configs in your HOME directory as if you weren't using the container at all.
-* No performance overhead. Since it's just a container, there is virtually no performance overhead, thus all applications will run at full speed. Regarding memory usage, Conty uses a bit more memory due to compression and because applications from the container can't share libraries with your system apps.
+* No performance overhead. Since it's just a container, there is virtually no performance overhead, thus all applications will run at full speed. Regarding memory usage, Conty uses a bit more memory due to compression and because applications from the the container can't share libraries with your system apps.
 * Supports Xorg, Wayland and XWayland.
 * Supports filesystem and X11 sandboxing (thanks to bubblewrap and xephyr).