u/WittyJackson

I know this has been talked about before, I found the threads, but none of them *actually* said what the issue was or if there was a fix.

I've got my Series X set up mainly to play older 360 games, a mix of both digital and disc, but on booting them up I find that the console cannot find or sign into a 360 account. I try to download it as prompted but am just hit with a generic error message to check my internet connection, which is fine.

Am I just resigned to having lost my save data for these games? Is there something I'm missing? Anyone know what I should do?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hi all, Linux noobie here. I don't know much of the terminology from around these here parts, so please go easy on me here.

I've got a Steam Deck, and Decky was recently bugged out by an update. I tracked the problem (thanks to another Reddit post) to one of my plugins.

I opened Konsole to uninstall the problem plugin as instructed, but it needed my Sudo password. I stupidly thought I could guess it via trial and error because I only use a couple of randomised passwords, but alas, I got locked out.

I figured out how to reset my Sudo password, I go back in now that it's reset, but the file I need to access is still locked and doesn't give me the option to even input my new password.

I've tried to find a simple walkthrough or tutorial that shows how to unlock a folder, change permissions or "run as admin" but I am struggling to follow them and fear it's all a bit over my head.

I was wondering if someone here might know what information I need and either be able to break it down into really basic step by step instructions or link to a good and simple guide or video that I might not have found?

I'd really appreciate the assist on this one. It feels like it was such a simple fix initially and I've just added so many extra steps and faff by just trying to brute force it.

Anywho, just thought I'd ask. Thank you for your time.