@KyleGospo do you own a switch controller and able to test this? doesnt happen with my 3rd party swi
@KyleGospo do you own a switch controller and able to test this? doesnt happen with my 3rd party switch controllers so i could not replicate it 
EMy kinkong arrives tomorrow will be interesting if that causes same issue if not I wonder what the blue light on the switch pro controller means as it seems when on I get duplicate controllers
Hhmm i will google that
Happarently this?
Kblue light is a feature of the controller nintendo never used
Kit's always on when using a generic BT connection
Hdo you get double input with a switch pro controller? if you own one
Hi couldnt replicate it with my 3rd party ones
K
Kworking perfectly here
Kno blue light, controller 1
Hweird, he started having the issue after he had paired a 2nd switch pro controller
Hbut it would still happen if the 2nd controller was off
K
H@exterma287 have you tried to unpair and repair the controller?
EYes multiple times too 
Hdoes it affect both your switch controllers?
Hjust trying to see if we can narrow anything down at this point
EYes both controllers have the issue and on 2 different user accounts
EAlso happened on holo iso, chimeraos and now bazzite so must be something on steam causing it
ENot tried connecting to steamdeck to try on stock steamos though
ESteam on my pc is fine
ESnap same mousepad, best mouse and mouse pad I've ever had
Kprobably not 
HHas anyone managed to boot UBlue with USB Gadget support for the SteamDeck? This would allow the console to be used as a kind of virtual Keyboard, Mouse, Disk, Ethernet etc (See Linux kernel src drivers/usb/gadget).
- Some Previous Art / Proof of Concept: https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/ystmyd/its_now_ez_to_use_stwamdeck_as_usb_gadget_ie_usb/
K@exterma287
KI made a custom glass pad for it
Kthe mouse is modded too
Kbird for scale
EProbably not what?
EAh I mean the system
Kah yeah I love it
Kwireless charging mice for life
ENever having to plug it in or swap batteries is so good
ECould it be the Bluetooth adapter causing the issue? Anyway to disable the built in one on my motherboard via os and would a 4.0 USB one work to try that?
ENot sure if I can disable via bios not seen an option but not home to try
EQuick Google seems can't turn it off via bios
Hi know in kde you can name the adapters and you will have to disable the adapter each time you start up bazzite
Hin gnome i know you can disable 1 adapter and it will stay off between reboots
WDo you mind at least telling me where I need to edit that stuff? In those pages it doesn't tell me where I have to
Hfor kernel arguments check
for modules just check if they are enabled with
rpm-ostree kargsfor modules just check if they are enabled with
lsmod | grep nvidia
RDRD is half broken, so no, not yet. They also reverted it back on 120
RIt's more an hassle rather than a feature right now.
R@KyleGospo
RHmm.
RThis post remember me something I had experienced recently.
Hi know for hybrid graphics bazzite comes with the required hybrid graphics tools
RPeople point to this as the fix, @KyleGospo https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/bluetooth/bluetooth-next.git/commit/?id=df24d38bc7acd546eebd5567ea2d41f8eb2d6afa
RNot sure why bluez assumes a commit not even merged in mainline as the default, but that's another issue entirely.
RGitHub
Hello, Bluez 5.71 introduced a regression where the initial auto-connect for Bluetooth devices doesn't work anymore. Indeed, at system startup, starting a Bluetooth device (headset in my case) ...
