if anyone has any suggestions of how we could implement them id hear it
if anyone has any suggestions of how we could implement them id hear it
KSteam should be handling it, as long as the steam button is considered pressed
Kanother common shortcut is steam + right bumper
Ayeah you got the problem
Kwhich takes a screenshot
Athe rog button does not support holding
Kblech
Aneither do a lot of devices
Kwell, that's ok
Kstill have "just press X" in steam desktop settings
Kmight just have to configure that for the emulated controller
Ai can make the xbox button be held for like a second for the ally or something
ZLearnt that it even works without nested, with the legion button, I just hadn't tried it
ZI accidentally clicked do not allow to run in the background on the only browser I have (opera), so now I am trying to figure out how to redo that mistake.
ZI am a very autistic individual btw, so I do apologize if I become too much with all my yappering
CSo it won't boot even
ZIt boots then quits, happened straight after I clicked that thingy that says "this application is running in the background"
ZAccidentally clicked "do not allow"
ZAnd now opera is kinda getting the boot every time it launches but have no idea how to redo that missclick and believe me I have looked
Ci hate asus
ZMe too but I am on LeGo
CLIKE WHAT IS THIS BIOS
Ci try to add secure boot key
Cit fucking deletes everytrhing
ZThat sounds tiring
C
ZOhh dear god, is that an Asus TuF, they are known to have the most horrendous bios on earth
Cyep
Cno clue what the fuck to do now
ZWell it is asking you to press enter
ZSo why not
ZIt's not like it can get worse than failing to load a whole kernel
Cit doesn't do anything
ZWell that's bad.
ZPlease tell me Asus have finally added rollback in their TuF version of bios?
Kjust disable secure boot
ZBecause then the best strategy would actually to be to go back into bios
COh it's all good, you just need to disable secure boot
ZIsn't that like the fifth time she is getting told that 
Tngl i hate the answer 'disable secure boot' but yeah that might have to be done although i dont even use it myself tbh
although i dont even use it myself tbhCI hear that so often, but W11 w/ Valorant demands secure boot. Will try disabling and enrolling the key
ZOoooh wasn't there a workaround to the valorant problem
Kyou can re-enable it once the key is enrolled
Kjust disable to get it booting for now
Toh ok
ZI just kept it off
Ddisable secure boot, in desktop mode execute ujust enroll-secure-boot-key, ublue-os is the password for it
Dit really depends what youre protecting against, rootkits are a thing and secure boot would protect against that, so as long as you dont keep the private key in the same system, otherwise defeats the purpose, on my arch install i use sbctl, but its dumb, the kernel needs tk be resigned on every update, meaning i need the key stored in my pc, which some malicious actor could just use that to sign their rootkit
Jthats sadly the way it is
Junless someone here knows someone at microsoft and wants to spend a huge amount of money on a cert
Dim considering just turning it off, but on the flip side, not that paranoid, given i dont do dumb stuff online
