Jthat would be perfect
KThere's a button replacer theme
KThat can accomplish that
KIt's in the store
Jso basically steam patch but it won't break steam
KYep
JI'll 100% check it out
Jis 64GB enough for bazzite
Jthats the size of unallocated space I'm leaving for it
KI mean you're not going to have much room for games, but that will be totally fine for the OS
KUnless you're planning to use the SD card only
Jyup
Jrest of the ssd for windows (512gb)
J1TB sd card for linux
KYep that'll be fine then
JI'm only using windows for games incompatible with linux
KYou can install winBTRFS to share the SD with windows
KJust be sure to follow their instructions regarding the registry
Juh sure that sounds interesting
Jdoes reifind work with bazzite
KGitHub
WinBtrfs - an open-source btrfs driver for Windows - GitHub - maharmstone/btrfs: WinBtrfs - an open-source btrfs driver for Windows
KIt'll work with anything, though we ship grub which will find windows and dual boot as well
Jreifind works better on the ally
Tas long as it isnt the steam deck's emmc 64GB emmc drive 
Jits a 64GB parition on my rog ally's ssd
Toh ok
Tyeah thats enough
Jwhats wrong with deck's emmc
Jis it because its slow as shit
Tas long as it's only for the OS stuff and not games obv
TLOTS
Twrong link
TUniversal Blue
This is not my Steam Deck but I needed a nice picture. Intro I have been using Bazzite on my stock 64GB Steam Deck for the past month now, and tested it previously before Bazzite had ISOs. This post demonstrates the experience of using Bazzite on unsupported hardware. The issues encountered with Bazzite on a stock 64GB Steam Deck are not excl...
Jdoes it suck that bad 
Tim the one who daily drived it
KKernel bug
Tit plays games
Tfor sure
Tbut has some major downsides
TTand only for this drive
Jno system updates after installation and no rebasing is wild
Tno other hardware configuration can reproduce what the stock steam deck's 64GB does
Tlol
Tit's bizarre
Tgood thing the fix is upgrading the drive
Hthats not a fix, its a workaound 
Hyoure just avoiding the problem 
Hit is sadly the closest we can get to a fix though
Twhen this first started happening everyone here thought my drive was dying
