could I shrink the ntfs parition in windows and extend the btfrs parition from my linux install?
could I shrink the ntfs parition in windows and extend the btfrs parition from my linux install?
Ait's technically possible but a huge royal headache to actually do.
Jreally
Aeasier to turn the free space into a separate data-only partition and mount it in your current linux install
Jwhy is it difficult to just extend my main parition
VMy bets are on no chance and it's HoloISO
JI made it 64GB and I'm using my 1TB sd card as storage
Myeah the first announcement would be from valve’s end not ayaneo marketing is my take on this
Jthe first supported device would 100% not be an ayaneo
Ai mean, anbernic technically had worked with Valve on the win600, which is why anbernic had announced steamOS support for the device.
but apparently working with anbernic was so bad that Valve refused to work with other manufacturers. Anbernic poisoned the well
but apparently working with anbernic was so bad that Valve refused to work with other manufacturers. Anbernic poisoned the well
Jvalve said they would support handhelds before desktops
VI mean, unless this disappears
A90% of the ayaneo users say its not steamos
Jwait thats official steamOS
VJorge has the opportunity to do the funniest thing possible, just saying 
Athe LGO PM who dropped by the ChimeraOS discord mentioned that they had talked to valve, and valve had refused working with them because Valve was busy at the time. (in hindsight, it was clearly the Deck OLED that they were busy with)
the PM did say that Valve stated that they would be offering SteamOS for free with a license of some sort, if I'm remembering right.
the PM did say that Valve stated that they would be offering SteamOS for free with a license of some sort, if I'm remembering right.
Jit'd be too obvious to do it now
Jhe'd have to do it in like 2 weeks
CYou can 3D print a new backplate for the ally with better cooling, just saying!
JWon't do any tinkering that isn't just replacing the ssd
Anot really? not sure how it ended up, but it's definitely not supported by valve
MYeah I think I remember the conversation you’re talking about
CYou are living a dangerous life and I'm envious of it
Mthe most I’ve seen valve work with third party, unaffiliated devs has been integrating stuff into Proton or Gamescope.
Athe ayaneo could actually be real steamos, considering how the deck OLED is now out, and Valve did say their next goal is to support other handhelds
XHow so lol
Aand ayaneo could make sense too, start off with a smaller manufacturer for Valve to figure out the process
XI have a Win600 and it's pinned to SteamOS 3.1 unless you install bazzite
Abut this is all speculation on my part.
MMy other theory is that they tried to match a steam deck’s internals as much as possible to brute force steamos on there 
XIt also like barely runs the steam UI
Vouch
Jso it has "official" steamOS
Jthats neat
V3.1 is early
XYeah
A"steamos support!"
Ayeah
Atotally
XIt's suffering so bad that it's better to run W10
CThe claw has 22 threads, 6 performance cores dual-threaded, 8 efficiency and 2 lp efficiency, my bet is that the chip is gonna kick butt when used for compiling
CBack stuff up first, but you can. I did.
Jthat would be really cool actually
A6 perf cores
Jits a much smaller device
Jso it could in theory still be better than the original steam deck
Ayeah, i was actually thinking that the target demographic for the claw might be people who want a more budget friendly intel chipset
