@Len I know you can read but just so I'm 100% sure you know, LUKS doesn't work on Deck without some
@Len I know you can read but just so I'm 100% sure you know, LUKS doesn't work on Deck without some external method for authentication 
VYeah... Yikes.
VCustomization went way downhill
VI used to use small taskbar
Valso gone
SI have been using W10 LTSC as the gaming system and it doesn't have any of that bs. Supported to 2032
VStart11 to the rescue
L i guess i can either live without it, or each time i can connect flipper zero and type it from thereVit's a shame you have to use a stardock product to fix the win11 start menu and taskbar, but it does exist at least
Tholy shit that fixed it
Tidk what it did
Tbut it works now
Lbut thats a shame, i like my stuff encrypted
Tlil finnicky like sometimes it goes to game mode when i try to switch to desktop
KYes it does
Tbut like it never locks up like before
Lgives me a good fealing of safety
KObviously inputting a password is a pain in the ass, but you can use TPM
Ti've done it like 5 times without rebooting
Tnow to do that setup wizard
VTPM Unlock is internal, but it skips the password prompt. so it's only good if the drive is removed from the Deck
RAnyone have a fix for the weird issue of mouse disappearing/stuck screen after an application closes?
VI thought the Deck didn't have TPM, which feels stupid saying out loud.
KIt's still encrypted at rest, it just means you're only secured by your password or lock screen
Lwhats TPM?
Tthank you kyle :3
Ti'll come back if i get any problems
Tthis makes me so happy
KIt's a part of the CPU that can do secure computing
Talso do i need the firmware updates and decky loader on a normal pc, my ocd makes me want to click them, but it seems uneccesary
Vit does
VYeah I get that now lol
VDecky is a nice to have, firmware afaik is just for Deck. You will still get firmware stuff for your PC (if it supports in-OS updating)
Tokay
Tthank you
Lcan that be trusted? like when the system doesnt boot without a password seems much better than being secured only by the lock screen
Llike can it be bypassed?
KIf the drive is removed it's a brick
KIf it's still in the device, your data is protected by the existence of the lock screen, it can only ever be as protected as that offers you
VWe had a similar conversation to this yesterday.
If your Steam Deck is stolen, the valuable part about it is the hardware not your netflix logins. Don't stress it TOO much.
If your Steam Deck is stolen, the valuable part about it is the hardware not your netflix logins. Don't stress it TOO much.
KDoes anyone with a Legion Go and a USB-C to HDMI dock/dongle/etc of some sort have a few minutes to help me troubleshoot something?
MWarrant and you're f'ed on that front.
KIs it
sudo ostree admin pin 0 to pin my current deployment?VMy word of advice was don't keep anything incriminating on a gaming device but that's 100% just me.
Wrpm-ostree to see which deployment you're in.
WYou may have a staged deployment that you would reboot into, and that deployment would be 0 and the one you're in would be 1.
WThey are listed from top to bottom 0, 1, 2 etc. And the one you're botted into is the one with the dot next to it.
VBuddy of mine ran a whole drug operation off of a steam deck, ended up being his downfall.
K` Yeah I think it worked
Koops wall of text sorry
WIn that instance, you're booted into 0. And you have it pinned already.
