adding a kernel module to my image
Hello, I am a long time Linux user, but I've only just started playing around with Bazzite. I want to be able to use the new-lg4ff driver on my installation. I understand from this issue (https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/issues/901) that there isn't any trivial way to build this. I want to give making a custom image a try. Does ublue or anyone else have any guides or docs for doing this?
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Add kernel driver modules for steering wheels (hid-tmff2 in particu...
Describe the package First of all, thank you for including a simple one-click method to install oversteer! Unfortunately though that's not sufficient to use my steering wheel (a Thrustmaster T3...
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I found this video a bit after posting this, should help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrguLbB6D7I
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How to create your own Linux distribution based on Fedora
In this tutorial you will learn how to create and customize your own Fedora images using the uBlue framework!
Ublue website: universal-blue.org
Music: Sunset by lukrembo
I would be interested in knowing about this as well. I have a logitech wheel and currently playing BeamNG on Linux with a wheel is kinda lackluster because of the force feedback on it.