So… no idea what happened but it works again.

Just in case anyone stumbles upon this thread at some point here are my current settings:

• The compatibility layer is proton-ge-custom (from AUR)
• Steam Input Translation in the Forza Horizon 4 Controller Settings is enabled using the “Official Layout for Forza Horizon 4 - Gamepad”
• Regular mode (not big picture mode)
• Steam Overlay is enabled

I still have the issue that on some screens it shows the keyboard buttons and not the controller buttons but since the controller works anyway I don’t really care (it’s just the optics).

Thanks everyone for your suggestions! :)

Normally regular mode, but I did try big picture with no luck. I also tried Steam overlay on and off. I will try again though all four possibiltues and read up on the GitHub issue thanks!

Any fix?

I only have this one game that I need a controller for

So install back both disks, make a bootable gparted stick and do the cloning from there? The new disk is basically empty save the new file system, but ofc I can just delete that.

I think it’s best to start from scratch since I didn’t lose any data (yet). How would you tackle this move?

Maybe I should start over since I still have the old disk. What would be the best/proper way to swap an older smaller disk for a new larger one?

No UUIDs, only paths. When booting from a live system I noticed /etc/fstab is empty. Also, there where a bunch of partitions on /dev/sda and I can’t see any on /dev/nvme0n1

No not consciously

You can use those on usenet, too. Just add your new trackers and download client, the rest of the -arr stack can remain as is.

This is the way

It works for me in GrapheneOS, should work on regular Android, too? What I’m missing is a dedicated Proton contacts application including integration into the phone app.

Are you talking about the Bitwarden app mentioned here for 2FA specifically (because apparently it’s not very good) or the Bitwarden/Vaultwarden (backend) password managers (which are great)?

Is there a FOSS 2FA app that syncs between Linux, MacOS and Android (using a self-hosted Server)?

I did a similar setup for my own cloud on several Raspberry Pis (one master and two backup devices). The backups are placed offsite and sync the entire content of the master device. The next step I want to try now is running a Proxmox cluster (on x86) that now only syncs contents but also provides identical copies in a high availability setup (like a “real” cloud would).