Awhat DE are you on? KDE?
Athen open dolphin (file manager), go to desktop and the file should just be there
Aaaa i'd record something but i don't have acess to my pc rn
you have to click around the file, the space with nothing
you have to click around the file, the space with nothing
Anow you just run the commands that were in the readme
Ayes
Ano, that should be it, try rebooting and enabling secureboot now
SHi guys, just a follow up from yesterday's boot loader failure: the new release works like a charm, thanks a lot for the quick acting in the solution!!
RHello! I'm not sure if I should discuss it here. I use Bazzite on ROG Ally. Just installed it on Ally yesterday. So happy with it. I have disabled LEDs on Windows using Asus' software. And now I tried to switch the LEDs back on with HHD Decky plugin. But that doesn't work. Am I doing it incorrectly? The controller types which I could choose for my stock controller are, XBox, DualShock, DualShock Edge, and Nintendo. Only DualShock controller family has LED to configure.
Ahm you shouldnt be able to see the nintendo controller unless i pushed an update i shouldnt have
Aunfortunately if you disabled rgb on windows they wont work
Aand i dont have a device to dechipher why that is
Atry the rog gui that is part of the image to see if that can turn them on, after that they will work
RSorry! I was mistaken. I don't have Nintendo controller option. Just XBox, DualShock, and DualShock Edge. I checked again.
Ayeah youll need windows for that one
RBut what is ROG GUI? asusctl?
Ayeah
ROh... Crap. I don't want to install Windows 11 on it just for the LEDs.
Ayou dont need to the leds work
Ayou only need to enable them
Aone time thing
RAnd then I have to install Bazzite, configure essential plugins, configurations, and most importantly downloading all games again. Just because of the LEDs.
Asomeone else here will have a workaround for sure
Ai think you can use windows to go or something similar
Ayou dont need to reinstall
RSorry, I don't get it. Do you mean I can use another drive to boot into Windows on the Ally?
ROr running a Win11 VM?
RHonestly, I'm considering to take out the 2TB M.2 2230 drive from my Steam Deck, and put it into Ally with Bazzite.
R@antheas Thanks! I got the idea now. I'm downloading a Hiren's BootCD PE to boot my Ally. Hopefully it could install the ROG software and to let me switch the LEDs back on.
R@Kyle Gospo did you already update the dsp to fix the "slightly" conf. mishap from Valve here? : https://gitlab.com/evlaV/valve-hardware-audio-processing/-/commit/86bc77b945cad1e766610c1faaf2ce92d1e26148
Cptyxis my beloved
Cbest of luck
Ci had so many issues w my ally in general (not bazzite related really) that im just buying a steam deck oled
Kwhat sort of issues, if you don't mind my asking?
Chorrible battery life, worse performance than the deck unless i went to 18+ watts but that reduces the battery even more
Calso on windows in particular it erased my gpu driver lol
Cin the end it just wasnt the device for me, i dont really play AAA or games like COD
P^ live windows yeeting driver 
Cfr
Cwindows is painful on a handheld pc
YWindows is painful in general
CWindows is pain
YAnyone know if bazzite nvidia is using Wayland or xorg?
BIt has both and I believe it defaults to X11 because Wayland is very janky.
TIs steam filling /run/user/1000 with a ton of sdl-shared* files for anyone else? It's saturating that directory which prevents any new apps from opening up on the system.
Cyeah
Cbut its extremely more painful on a handheld pc
KBoth, but we recommend xorg until Nvidia gets their shit together
KNow this sounds like a fun one
KI'll see if I can reproduce
