Found it, thanks!

That’s a good idea. For some reason I didn’t even think to go to guitar center. Thanks!

I got an error with the link you sent

The eargasms look good also, ill compare them to the earasers and see which ones fit my needs best.

That’s what I was thinking. I know custom molds are the best, but with how little I go it seems unnecessary. The eargasms that someone else mentioned look pretty good.

That’s what my friend said also, but he also said that I have to make an appointment with an audiologist to get them properly fit and that seems like it would be really expensive. Ive seen custom molds that you do at home. Are those suitable?

And another thing that I forgot to mention is that I’m not a huge concert goer. I maybe see 1 per year.

Thank you! Vosk seems to work so far. I was able to use the spirit box item and it showed it was reading my input.

Oh OK, I didn’t realize thats how it worked. And tbh I haven’t tested the proximity chat because I just assumed it didn’t work. I’ll test it next time. Thanks for the reply.

This worked. My first install of mangohud was through the git hub instructions. But when I installed it through my package manager, it works in steam now. Thanks

So then how would I use it in lutris and steam?

That seems to have worked. Tbf, your original comment displayed as “pactl load-module module-switch-on-connect” Which indicates 2 seperate commands.

“Pactl load-module” outputs “you have to specify a module name and arguments.”

I duck go’d that command and it seems like it’s for pulseaudio. The latest mint release uses pipewire for the audio server. Is the command different for that?

It says “no valid command specified”

Oh that is interesting. I had seen that used before but didn’t know what it was lol.

The latest version of mint (22) is using pipewire now.

I’m on Linux mint 22 and my audio outputs don’t change automatically. When I plug in USB headphones, audio won’t output to them unless I manually change it in settings.

Also, why can’t I interact with the panel applets (on the right side) while I’m in game? For example: I’m playing a game, I plug in my headphones, I have to manually change the audio output so I hit the “windows” key to bring up the panel, but I can’t interact with any of the applets on the right side of the panel (I can’t select the audio icon and change settings from there). I have to search audio settings in the panel then alt tab to it. It’s really cumbersome

Try grayjay

I like the 1 comma in that whole paragraph…

I have Linux mint on my gaming desktop and it’s been great. I’d say that is a good entry point. But i tried a couple distros via live USB before choosing.

my steam deck is only about $600 so that’s in the clear.