“This is my hole, it was made for me!”

I had it running on my PC for awhile but switched back to 10 because my performance wasn’t great. It isn’t even running anymore because my videocard died this week, haha.

If only I could get the steel series software to run on Linux for my apex 350 keyboard I would’ve stayed on Linux. My next one will be Linux compatibiliteit, haha.

It’s not going to be great, they can’t refrain them selfs to put some kind of ads into it. But it’s still windows, so easier to play those few games that can only be played or is easier on windows.

But I’ve no experience with Windows handhelds, they’ll need to pry my steam deck out of my cold dead hands

Ah oke, didn’t know that to be honest. So you don’t boot up on desktop environment anymore? I saw some videos that showed it was a regular windows 11 installation and barely usable with the touchscreen.

Is it something like steam now? That start at nice clean interface.

Windows/Xbox needs a handheld specific OS for these devices.

But my guess is if it they ever do have one, it’s first going to be on their own handheld.

After that other companies can pay a steep price to have it on their handhelds, I bet.

I wish steelseries just would support Linux. But on Reddit they said the market on Linux is too small for them to support it.

There was something of unofficial guide provided by them but I tried for days and it just didn’t work.

I really like keyboard and don’t see me getting a new one anytime soon.

I have a apex 350 keyboard with lots of macro keys on it.

I’m looking for software with a easy to use GUI that i can use to setup the keys and control my lights. I assume the media buttons will work on any linux version?

I’m going to try the trial version, see if this could let me run the steelseries software on Linux. If it does, I will jump ship from windows to Linux.

If anyone have suggestions through other means to get it to work, I would love to hear it!