but everything else should be ok
but everything else should be ok
Z... oopsie xD. Doesnt matter, aint much of a task to edit it now that I have 80% or so transcribed
PI have a friend of mine who's currently looking to buy a handheld. He stopped at the Lenovo Legion Go, mainly because of Windows support and build quality.
I told him that Windows on handhelds is generally not a great thing due to battery life, fast sleep and other stuff.
I'd like to know how is the Bazzite experience on the Legion Go in regards to feature parity compared to the Deck OLED? Thanks in advance.
I told him that Windows on handhelds is generally not a great thing due to battery life, fast sleep and other stuff.
I'd like to know how is the Bazzite experience on the Legion Go in regards to feature parity compared to the Deck OLED? Thanks in advance.
Tawesome!
Jthat looks awesome, are you just pulling from the discourse and then rerendering it in .... ?
ZFeel free, I dont think its an issue. Is fast to edit
TLegion Go is like the best supported but BIOS updates may require Windows or following a guide on our forums if windows is wiped
Tother than that
Tfeature parity with the hardware
PAnd from what I've seen mapping the trackpads/gyro/etc to Steam Input require a translation layer of sorts?
Abios can be updated from linux
Aon the LGO
Tyea just need to do it right
TSteam Input and HHD
Kboth preinstalled
PFirst time I hear of HHD as a Deck OLED user
NEhm guys, what to do if i want to use nextdns? At the website it says to use systemd-resolved but is bazzite support it?
Tused for non deck hardware
ZAlso as for PDF
Kwe use systemd-resolved
TLove it
ZThere is a little but annoying issue
ZMdbooks wont rescribe URLs to be used inside the PDF
Tyou have my permission to remove links
Tand anything that wont make sense unless its clicked
PRight so HHD emulates DualSense 5 and that lets you map the controls right?
So that gave me an idea, is it possible to emulate a Steam Deck HID device? After all on the Deck they're physically connected using an internal USB bus, and even if you use VirtualHere it actually works
So that gave me an idea, is it possible to emulate a Steam Deck HID device? After all on the Deck they're physically connected using an internal USB bus, and even if you use VirtualHere it actually works
TYou can remove the fat from the docs, unless this won't work
ZI mean, any link that I found Im rescribing it so links with the corresponding segment in the mdbook, except parts that werent transcribed to mdbook (those link to their discourse counterpart)
Kemulating a steam deck is very hard
Aemulating a deck controller has been attempted before, but it's a lot of work and finicky.
recently an alternative to hhd, InputPlumber, got deck controller emulation to work, but it's still buggy and requires additional dev work
recently an alternative to hhd, InputPlumber, got deck controller emulation to work, but it's still buggy and requires additional dev work
AYouTubeManjaro Linux
Our next development achievement on the journey of the OrangePi Neo is the functional emulation of the Steamdeck Controller. This will enable you to use the Neo similar to the Steamdeck with same controls. In this video we showcase Steam Input in Portal 1 and on the Plasma 6 desktop environment.
More information about the code here: https://git...
More information about the code here: https://git...
Tah that makes sense... you can still remove them to make it easier
Zthe problem is mdbook wont retranslate the links to work within the pdf, it will always link tho the online docs xD
Asurprised that deck controller emulation even works tbh
TThat's fine
Tik this is offline
ZCant do that, otherwise wont work inside the mdbook
Zthe pdf is autogenerated
P@Kyle Gospo @Aru There is an entire reverse engineered specification on the sc-controller repo, maybe that could help with the Deck controller emulation?
Kand at this time it offers us nothing to do that
KDS5 covers every feature of the LGO
Kand the Ally X
ZOther than that, trancription is going smooth
Adualsense is the better emulation target overall
PUnderstood, so DS5 is the best bet it seems
Asince it has RGB support
PWait a moment, but DS5 has no back paddles, how is that handled?
Adualsense edge
TI appreciate this a lot
Ahas 4 extra buttons
