Are you on the preview channel? I had this and going back to beta immediately solved it.

You can try setting the launch options to SteamDeck=0 %command%, but I’m not sure if it works with this particular game.

Are you using the right trigger to hold the mouse down?

If you have a storage device larger than the deck M.2 drive you want to clone (like a portable hard drive), you can download a live USB Linux image, write it onto a USB stick, then boot the original deck with it. Once inside Linux you can copy the entire original device onto your secondary storage. Then repeat the same but in reverse on the target deck.

Swe. 19:22 here and I was spamming F5 to get the order in that early. Still stuck in the Packaged purgatory even though I’ve seen Swedes with orders placed later having had theirs shipped. Not sure how it works.

Any swedes that have gotten past the Packaged Items purgatory? I landed my order fairly early at 19:22 and it’s still not been picked up by carrier.

Hyper Light Drifter, it’s pretty colourful and I want to see how it looks on OLED.

I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. Assuming you don’t uninstall the KDE packages, you should be able to revert by just changing the default desktop session back to KDE if you run into any issues. You’re probably looking at needing an external keyboard before you manage to get everything set up right, mind.

That said, are you aware of Kando? It is supposedly written by the author of Fly-Pie and is not tightly-knit to GNOME the way Fly-Pie is. There is an AUR package for it, so installation might actually be fairly easy (untested).

You do need to attach it to the cable. Barring buying a different hub (like this one), I would just get an extension cable. Pair it with a 180 degree adapter and you’ll have minimal stress on the port.

Is it selected as the preferred input source in the volume manager in desktop mode? You say “not muted” so maybe you already checked that.

It says “Steam Cloud: Up To Date” on the game pages of titles that support cloud saves.

I had some similar issues but I just hit B to back up and tried it again. Worked the second time.

You want the specifications in watt-hours (Wh), not mAh. The International Air Transport Association sets its limit at 100 Wh, but your rules may vary. source, section 1.1

mAh makes for good marketing as it is a big number, but you can’t infer the watt-hour effect of a powerbank given only ampere-hours; you need the voltage too. Many powerbanks are internally 3.7 V but you can theoretically have a powerbank with an internal voltage of 20 V. Applying the 24,000 mAh to the equation would make that it a complete beast of a power source and nothing you would be even remotely allowed to bring onboard an airplane.

So check Wh numbers. If your powerbank is 100 Wh or below you should be good, assuming IATA rules apply. Ask your airline company to be sure.

I have the Tomtoc case and I like it a lot, can definitely recommend. I carry the deck around in a sling bag together with my laptop and other accessories, and the stock case is simply unecessarily bulky for those purposes.

If you enter desktop mode and start the KDE Partition Manager (found in the applications menu under System), does the card show up to the left as /dev/mmcblk0, or is only the internal /dev/nvme0n1 listed? You can eject and reinsert the card and press Refresh Devices to be sure.

If it’s not there then the card very likely failed. If it is there it may be that you only need to do a filesystem check.

I don’t see an error, but have you tried XIVLauncher?