Adding Storage to the Library
I would like to add a new directory for the games since im running out of space. im using Onexplayer. so the idea is i will only include the games in the device storage that can be handled by the console's controllers. games that require mouse and keyboard, id like them to put in an external hdd connected to the hub. first thing i notice is that when i go to settings and then storage, there is no "+" sign unlike Steam in Windows.
Im also wary of the BTFRS consideration with Bazzite steam. if ever it is possible to add storage, does it mean that i have to mod the storage device so that bazzite steam can "see it"?
One of the workarounds im thinking is that create a separate BTFRS directory that can be shared between windows and bazzite, and then from windows, just add the new storage directory for keyboard based games.
do these all make sense? thanks for clarifying. 🙂
PS: loving Bazzite haha however, it seems i cant treat it like a full linux distro... is triple booting with Ubuntu safe after installing Bazzite (after windows)? i take it that Fedora grub will handle the booting choices (but until now, i still havent figure out adding windows in the Fedora grub)
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Hardware Compatibility for Gaming - Bazzite Documentation
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices.
btrfs is the only supported format for sharing games
if you have an external btrfs partition it should automount and steam will discover it autmatically
Wow thats great. Thanks