So I'm dual booting between Windows at Pop_os. If I have a game installed with steam that I installed while in windows, but it's installed to a separate hard drive from my windows drive, is there a way that I'm able to access that in steam from linux, without installing a second instance of the game?
Edit: ok, the consensus is yes, but don't. Thank you
Hi,
I'm using a PS5 for a UHD player, and I've never had an issue getting it to output 5.1 on my system. I"m using a Denon receiver. I just learned about Orbit DVD and bought some region free UHDs from them (Robing Hood Prince of Thieves, Spaceballs, and Dogma.) I have everything set for 5.1 in the movie, I have my ps5 audio set to 5.1 and the hidden option in the actual media player to bitstream, but for whatever reason these 3 UHD will only output as MCH Stereo instead of true DD 5.1. If I pop the move out, pop another movie in (Temple of doom for example) then it outputs at DD 5.1. It's only these 3 movies that are doing it. Which happen to be the only 3 region free UHDs I've purchased. am I missing something?
Edit: it's working. Apparently despite me choosing 5.1 from the movies menu, I had to manually select it from the PS5 menu myself and now I have dts audio.
I use sunshine to stream to moonlight on my steam deck. Everything works great, with 2 exceptions. Every time I boot my computer, I have to load sunshine up, and I have to utilize sudo ethtool -s eno1 wol g to make it work. Is there a way to autoboot it and/or make wake from lan work. At the very least is there a way to make it so that I don't have to do that sudo command every time I boot?
I'd like to try running Z-A on sudachi, but I have no clue where to get the lijix version from, for my steam deck. Any help?
