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[-] Wispy2891@lemmy.world 1 points 1 day ago

This stuff unfortunately depends by the desktop environment and because there are hundreds of them, it's inconsistent.

On gnome it remembers it correctly, although there are a handful of times where the gamepad doesn't connect automatically and I have to manually do that

[-] Broken@lemmy.ml 1 points 4 hours ago

Gamepad... I just use it wired because it was an easier solution. Like I said, sometimes things that should be settings become problems you need to solve.

That's just part of the Linux game.

Its not really a deal breaker to me for the other benefits I get, but it really can be annoying. And more annoying that on average the Linux community doesn't really acknowledge this.

I can completely understand an average person not wanting to deal with stuff like this, especially since its so inconsistent across distros.

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