But I can't use /home externally...My steam library alone will eat 90% of the space of the ssd I int
But I can't use /home externally...My steam library alone will eat 90% of the space of the ssd I intended solely for "/"
C. . . .
KSteam will let you put a library on any drive you like
KYou don't need home somewhere special for that
C^ put the steam library somewhere else
DJust mount your steam drive at /var/mnt/foo
CMine is at /var/mnt/Data/Games/Steam/
CData is my second SSD, Games is a btrfs subvolume, and Steam has its own folder
AThere's also downloads, distrobox containers, media cache, browser cache, git/dev folders
KHow small is this drive? I've been able to get away with using a 256 GB steam deck for a very long time now
KA couple different box containers aren't going to take up that much space
AThe "/" was going to be on a 1tb (800-something gb) ssd drive and "/home" on the 8tb ssd
K1 TB is enormous, I would just make the other one your game and storage drive
KThere is zero need for home to be on the other drive
TFor the peeps that switch between handheld and docked how do you manage your game profiles that you want for when it's docked vs handheld on a per game situation
A
there's not really a solution for handheld/docked profilesAassuming you're on a Steam Deck
KYeah, unfortunately something like that would need to come from valve
Aor at least, there's no solutions that I know of
Aon non-deck hardware you can use 3rd party software to get TDP profiles when docked with AC power
Abut you can't do anything about graphics settings
Ai don't think any games offer separate graphics profiles when docked
AThe "/home" I'd be transferring over is already over 3TB
Aor at least, none that I know of
TNah on a ally, all good can change the profile manually just wasn't sure if there was like a option to save preset for docked and handheld individually
KDamn that's crazy. Well, if you're not willing to change your methodology there is always nobara, jovian, and Chimera OS
KThose are the closest three to what we offer
AJovian?
TThat's a decky loader issue I guess I use simple decky
KThat is a nix Steam OS
Asimple decky supports AC power TDP profiles
KI've not used it personally but the team behind it seems very good
Abut we can't really do anything about games not having graphics profiles for docked vs handheld
TOoo it does? I'll need to check where that is
Athe game devs would need to implement the feature
Amake sure you're updated, and check advanced settings
Aoh woah, that's a bigger screenshot than i expected
Ableh, damn high res legion go screen
A
TAhhh I'm running older version 0.2.0 might be the reason let me do quick update
Aoh yeah, 0.2.0 is over a month old 
TThanks dude see the option now :invincible:
A[FLASHING LIGHTS]
This is what Nobara offered (after one update)
This is what Nobara offered (after one update)
Ai've been burned a few times by nobara updates on my Legion Go
Abut i hear it's now pretty good after a bunch of updates
Aand the Legion Go is new enough that I should probably not expect perfection from any distro
AI couldn't even switch TTYs, everything froze once I tried
LIs there a way to download the 2.3.0 ISO? I'm getting errors with the latest one :beagle_failing_builds:
ABut Nobara did make me appreciate the image-based rollbacks/updates on Bazzite
Aworst case scenario, you could use the old net-based installer iso: https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/releases/tag/v2.2.0
Ait should pull the latest bazzite images, and last i checked it still works
