I mean a good troubleshooter will take that info as ruling out the application as long as the version matches. That means next you compare libraries and permissions.

Very true I would have liked to be cheaper but I have two 8bitdo controllers already the ultimate 2 and the pro 3 but I was missing the touch pads and active thumbsticks when the steam deck was docked. Didn’t really have a choice.

Its more a regular controller plus extra vs the old one was a good but you had to tweek your brain to make it work as the touch pads were a replacement for normal controls. Where as the touch pads are there own thing. Being able to create popup menus that only show up on touch and the gyro being enabled and disabled by touching the thumbsticks is a game changer. Its everything you love about the steam deck without the neck pain of looking down at the screen.

I loved mine but the 2026 steam controller is superior In every way.

Me in 1998 watching ZDTV and playing quake and loving everything about computers and the internet.

Me in 2026 me straggling to even like computers and loathing the internet.

I should have never gone to that bookstore.

Happy to help welcome to team Debian

This may help this guy does it the same way I do it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MoWApyUb5w8

If you setup the partitions manually from a live CD then go through the installer and just select the volume it will install correctly. That’s how I have mine setup on Debian SID.

Yeah because public companies are just investment scams now. The product they make is not their primary revenue. Once CEOs figured out you can just say shit on social media and juice the stock. Its market manipulation all the way down. At least with private companies its still about making a product or service and serving your customers and no private equity doesn’t count that is a different scam. Where you offload debit.

Yeah I agree but that maybe more to the publishers not allowing that that to me would be achieved through regulation just like with the refunds. First sale was not something publishers wanted just a feature of having physical media. Also there is a myth that all steam games are DRMed. There are may games that run without steam being open but that is up to the publisher. Stuff like family sharing they added is them bring value to customers while walking a fine line with the publishers.

Because Valve is one of the few tech companies that still wants to have fun and be silly like tech used to be. Before we entered the hell scape tech feudalism era.

You make this world not worth saving.

Works great I write and read bluray discs all the time. I ripped my collection to my nas with no issues. Just have to get the keys setup.

I mean they have to follow Ubuntu so not surprised you have Linux mint Debian Edition

That is wrong Bruce Perens was the one working at Pixar not Ian

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissus_(mythology)

SUSE, Yggdrasil, Softlanding Linux Systems (SLS)

Beyond Linux from scratch

What people don’t always remember about FOSS is they are just making it for themselves they are users as well as devs. The great thing about FOSS is if someone else happens to use it that’s great and maybe they will contribute to something they use.