Hit the Steam button, go to Settings, then Controller. Go to the Non-Game Controller Layouts, do Edit or click the gear icon and do Reset.

If that doesn’t help then I’m not sure of the cause.

Check your keybindings for that game, and globally. Did you hook up macro that would do this? Was it for this game? Was it for a different game, but you set it up globally by accident?

I don’t get nearly as much gaming time as I’d like, but I just finished Dex and am playing Drova: Forgotten Kin. I have a bit of a completionist attitude, so I’ll be on Drova for a while.

If I’m looking for a round with a clearly defined goal I’ll put a session into Hardspace Shipbreaker, and I usually log some hours (4 to 20) into Elite Dangerous every week.

I don’t have a Tesla and am just starting to dip my toes into home automation. That said, there’s an article on Teslemetry that discusses the cost of these actions and is trying to reduce them to only when necessary. Here’s a link. I’m not sure if the HA integration is using the queue they talk about or if it’s something that needs to be set by you, but hopefully this gives you a useful starting point. If nothing else, there’s a Discord link that may prove useful.

Ah, nice. Another step on my quest for my dream portable console. Thank you for this, and everything else you’ve shared. 🙂

I wish I’d seen this before I installed EmuDeck. I may have to jump ship.

And I need more info on the pizza wars. Off I go.

Thanks for the info!

I feel like you meant to reply to another comment. Were you referring to Moneymanager EX?

I haven’t done anything with Wireguard, and less than I’d like with HA, but I think the solution here might work for you. His reasons are different, and he has some criteria that vary from yours, and it’s for HA Green, but it’s done by creating an add-on so it should work for any HA install without direct access to config files or systemd. Hope it helps.

I don’t support the idea of games being exclusive to one platform or other, whether it be consoles or PC distributors, or kernel-level anti-cheat, and Epic has supported both of those. As far as I know, all consoles and distributors have had exclusives with their own games and while I don’t like it I can see the argument for it. Pushing for third-party exclusives is a whole other level, in my opinion, and my general response is to just not play those games until they’re more widespread. I don’t have nearly as much gaming time as I’d like, so this is a limit that doesn’t take that much effort on my part, and I’m sure some would say a stance without a sacrifice is a pointless gesture. But that’s my stance. We all have to decide what is and isn’t okay for us, and those are mine.

Oh, I get that, but Junk still sounds easier than trying to finagle Heroic to work through the standard game interface, rather than desktop mode. I’ve done it before, but anything that makes it easier is a win for me, and anything that streamlines using GOG instead of Steam is worth it to me, if only to add pressure to game publishers to avoid DRM.

I haven’t even looked at Epic because I don’t want to have to deal with their stuff. Now I might reconsider it. And $6 to make my GOG games play like they’re from Steam just sounds like a good idea.

This is the kind of content that makes me wish Lemmy had a feature for following users. Thank you!

I’m not sure of the availability guarantees, but Oracle and other cloud services have free tiers for low CPU/RAM/storage needs. If the availability guarantees are there, this could be an option. It works fine for FoundryVTT and hasn’t cost me anything for the last couple years, and I don’t imagine your projected needs would outstrip Foundry’s.