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scripts to help set up KDE, other tweaks. scripts to help set up KDE, other tweaks.
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amd-ucode
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AUR zenpower5-dkms-git zenergy-dkms-git
```
# WINDBLOWS SLOP # WINDBLOWS SLOP
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curl -O https://git.baltrust.eu.org/Baltrust/fixes/raw/branch/main/user_configuration.json curl -O https://git.baltrust.eu.org/Baltrust/fixes/raw/branch/main/user_configuration.json
archinstall --config user_configuration.json archinstall --config user_configuration.json
``` ```
![Screenshot](images/archinstall_1.png)
In archinstall: In archinstall:
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## Controller support ## Controller support
Install for improved controller support You do not strictly need game-devices-udev because many modern controllers work plug-and-play without custom rules, and many distributions include similar rules in packages like steam-devices.
However, installing game-devices-udev is highly recommended if you encounter specific issues, such as:
- Your controller is not detected or recognized by Steam Input, Lutris, or other gaming applications.
- You need user-grade permissions for specialized hardware (like certain Nintendo Switch controllers, flight sticks, or VR headsets) that default to root-only access.
For most standard Xbox or PlayStation controllers on modern Linux distributions, the system's default udev rules are usually sufficient.
```sh ```sh
sudo pacman -S game-devices-udev yay -S game-devices-udev
``` ```
# POST SETUP # POST SETUP