and use the gamescopecmd from the default file (There's a log in your home dir)
and use the gamescopecmd from the default file (There's a log in your home dir)
Kplus the extra rotation option you do need
NThanks, it actually runs fine now :beagle_wow:
Afinally... This udev rule disables the goddamn gyro on the ds4 so it doesn't fuck with other applications that don't use steaminput for mappings
SSo I'm trying to install Fedora 40 alongside my existing Bazzite install and in the manual partitioning I am allowed to add / and /home btrfs but when I click add boot or boot/efi it gives me an error because there is already the EFI partition made by bazzite. how can I get the fedora 40 installer to recognize that partition and add itself there?
if i type "/boot/efi" into the existing efi partition will it overwrite my bazzite stuff or add itself as a boot option alongside it
if i type "/boot/efi" into the existing efi partition will it overwrite my bazzite stuff or add itself as a boot option alongside it
Vit'll overrate because both use/create a "fedora" boot folder
AAND it doesn't fuck with steaminput's gyro either
Vand fedora's installer also errors out (unless it was fixed recently) if you already have a fedora boot folder in your boot/efi as well
Vif you're trying to install normal fedora with atomic fedora, it likely has to be on a totally seperate drive
SI see, I will see if I can shrink some of my windows partitions on the other drives
Sthank you
Vinstalling other distros with it is much easier/possible though still requires some manual partitioning
Vbut fedora doesn't like being installed with fedora. insert spider-man pointing meme.
A36% of steam Linux users are on steamos
Ti have a book of em
AAnd around 50ish are on steamos + bumblefuck steamos
ALike we do here
AA third of SteamOS users are not official
Tim gonna order an ssd so i can put bumblefuck steamos on my steam deck
ADepends on the app
ASteam input uses the SDL3 implementation
Aahhhh
ASony controllers have excellent support though
AIn emulators
AMost emulators have native support for the controllers so they don't use an api
CA lot of emulators have an SDL backend
CThough admittedly accompanying evdev usually
AMost don't
AWell I guess dolphin and yuzu rip
CWell Dolphin does, yuzu did, RPCS3 does
ABut yuzu was the only one that was sdl only
ARpcs3 has a native handler for Sony controllers
CRetroArch is SDL by default on Steam
CThough you could be right in that most older retro standalone ones might not have SDL
CI just tend to aggregate those in Libretro
CThough I'm pretty sure Mupen and such do
ARetroArch that's new to me
AI had to add support for the hhd controllers to libretro
Vshaders are about 90% of the reason i use libretro/retroarch for pretty much everything up to psp/saturn level.
G^ Likewise
Vi need crt shaders for old games
G
Vnot every standalone retro emulator has em
GI cannot play old games without a CRT shader
Vstuff for more modern systems, especially emulators still in development, i use the stand-alones
Vpcsx2 thankfully has halfway decent built-in tv filters
GLibretro tends to lag behind with modern emulator development
Gbut for older systems it works a treat
CThey're fixing up their PCSX2 core currently
Vyep. libretro for anything older and/or stopped development. stadalone for everything else
Vcurrently using stadalone for PCSX2, RPCS3, Vita3K, Xemu, Xenia, Dolphin, Cemu, Lime, and Ryujinx
