Alesh Slovak

> Hi, you can already run things on startup by putting them on `~/.config/autostart`, see here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Autostart > > If you want to have finer control about the order in...

> > Thanks, but neither of these solve the problem because we need to ensure the scripts run before Steam does. > > systemd allows you to specify the order...

Is this still an issue on SteamOS? FYI, using Arch Linux + SteamOS compositor, for whatever reason, fixes this issue. I am able to play Myst Masterpiece and Myst V...

Yes, this is the same issue as https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/6756 In the case of the PS4 controller, if you connect the controller via USB and pair it, the controller will be paired...

Strange, this looks relevant with some things you could try: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=163908

I am not sure what menu you mean. Is this in BPM or Gamepad UI? Haptics did not work for me until I turned off steam input. Does that fix...

That would be a much worse user experience IMO. It would require a lot of manual setup by the user since we couldn't ever provide mappings for every possible controller...

I believe that using a mixed set of controllers would also be problematic with your suggested setup.

One possible solution is adding a built in option to start RetroArch from the web app. Or for now you could run retroarch from the command line with: - DISPLAY=:0...

Ideally Steam Input could suppress the real controller devices when it is enabled. As is, Steam Input is kind of useless except to add controller support for games that do...