If you’re launching the game through Steam, it should work regardless of whether it’s a steam game or not, yeah.

If clicking Edit beside Desktop Layout takes you to the control configuration panel, it’s enabled - otherwise, you’d get a prompt to enable it instead.

Oh, I think I might have misunderstood what you were trying to do.

Are you using SteamInput for the desktop controller input? (In steam, go to Settings -> Controller -> scroll to the bottom to Non-Game Controller Layouts, and enable SteamInput for Desktop Layout)?

If you do this, and set your desktop input map up through Steam, it’ll automatically switch between that layout and whatever game layout you have when you launch a game.

You can set up modifiers and button sets in SteamInput, it’s quite powerful - you could (for example) set a combo like LT+Start to swap to a keyboard-based set (and back again), or make your keyboard inputs require LT+RT as a modifier… Assuming I’m understanding what you’re trying to do, this should solve your problem purely through Steam’s interface.

It’s saying Copilot was the first on the scene and had access to literally all of the training data anyone could possibly want, and is still being shown up by most other AI models. Their failure to capture the vibe coding space is a legendary fumble. At least that was my read.

Did it taste just like raisins?

That sounds about fucking right. :3

An even better option is Ventoy - You just drop the raw .isos onto the drive and it gives you all of them as options in a bootloader. Can put all of your distros on one drive (and even windows isos if you really need to for some reason).

Username checks out! I trust you as an authority on this subject!

I’ve seen 3 articles posted about this, and the fact that the monkey’s name is Punch has made all 3 headlines very unnecessarily difficult to parse.

Perhaps they are hoarding friends, and their collection has just begun!

Shouldn’t the labels be the other way around?

I guess when they type like a fourth grader, anyone putting in minimal effort must be AI.

That is fun sounding; too bad it’s VR + mobile and not… a more reasonable set of environments!

Technically not, but the fact that you felt the need to make a rude comment is what I take issue with. Personally I don’t think we need that energy on the fediverse.

You know, I would totally play an extraction game where you play as a squirrel gathering nuts and things.

Geez, here I would have thought someone on db0 would be more accommodating of someone not wanting to participate in corporate social media.

This makes it sound like a durian smoothie would be great, but also I don’t think I could handle the smell.

The distinction is that NIMBYs only object to the infrastructure when it’s in their back yard. I think the majority of people object to these data centers anywhere, but only have voting power to directly oppose them in their back yards, so that’s where their effort is spent. I haven’t seen anyone say “I definitely want another massive datacenter to go up, just not here.”

Can’t tell what size it is, but it looks like maybe 11x14 or larger?. Check prices here (purely for general comparison): https://www.michaels.com/shop/frames

Absolute cheapest they come is $5, and they go up considerably from there.

Art is subjective; it’s worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it, but frames have a non-subjective value and it’s at least $5 in this case.

I mean, honestly, the frame looks nice, that alone is probably worth at least $5. The painting is just getting thrown in for free.