No worries. I really planned on checking out how things were progressing after the first of the year. Seems a lot of people came to the place you (and I) got to where the Deck handles a lot of their needs esp for emulation. It's a great device for the money. But when I don't want to tote it around, I still have the OGS, XP Plus and a couple of other machines for light gaming.
A new Ubuntu + EmulationStation image was made available, however after flashing that and rebooting with my game-loaded SD card, it's still not seeing the games. Wonderful times we live in.
The entire thread about Proton is a red-herring. It works fine with the default Proton, the issue is the controls and the fact the original PC version was M/Kb only. I customized the controls so the right stick was basically the mouse, and also inverted the Y-axis (which I usually do anyway) and then mapped the left controller to the default keys to move fwd/back etc.
The small patch should be a thermal adhesive if you install another NVMe drive. The screw is also for if you add an additional NVMe drive. The System76 support page has a lot of resources if you're getting started:
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20220108 is older than 20220419...
I meant to say 2023
Ah, checked again, nope 2022
Feelsbadman when I'm still waiting on my mini
And tons of scammers
Both look like scams
Keepretro seems to be selling them for $80 minimum these days, I miss the $55 prices
Let us know if it actually sees any of your games on MicroSD. This has seemingly been a recurring issue.
I guess ignore that long post, since it looks like there's really no way to force their emulationstation image to scan for games
No worries. I really planned on checking out how things were progressing after the first of the year. Seems a lot of people came to the place you (and I) got to where the Deck handles a lot of their needs esp for emulation. It's a great device for the money. But when I don't want to tote it around, I still have the OGS, XP Plus and a couple of other machines for light gaming.
A new Ubuntu + EmulationStation image was made available, however after flashing that and rebooting with my game-loaded SD card, it's still not seeing the games. Wonderful times we live in.
The entire thread about Proton is a red-herring. It works fine with the default Proton, the issue is the controls and the fact the original PC version was M/Kb only. I customized the controls so the right stick was basically the mouse, and also inverted the Y-axis (which I usually do anyway) and then mapped the left controller to the default keys to move fwd/back etc.
This 100%
The small patch should be a thermal adhesive if you install another NVMe drive. The screw is also for if you add an additional NVMe drive. The System76 support page has a lot of resources if you're getting started:
Yeah it’s a real nice game did some footage of it when it came out
Thank you for giving us new addictions my good sir.
absolutely
How did the rice end up going? Did you add an update post?
Not really much to update, I just mess around with it playing minesweeper
Glorious use of it nonetheless. I may eventually rice my Paperwhite when I get my PineNote to replace it.
Comfy
Nice to see a fellow Nobara user!
No problem. Pico-8 is so amazing. My kids honestly only play their Nintendo Switch and Pico-8 games.... and Minecraft
Check out PCraft for Pico-8!
Thank you yet again!
As the Steam Deck has a far larger software community surrounding it, I think I'll stick with it through a multitude of generations
Thank you!
This is rad
If you go into Gadget bridge and set Tidal to your preferred music player, does it show up then?
What kind of battery life are you seeing on 1.11? I lost mine in a move a while ago and just now found it. Updating soon.
Let us know how it goes!