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The Legion Go made me thankful for my Steam Deck
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I've installed EmuDeck a couple of times and I don't think I've had to use the terminal. And if I did all I was asked to do was type my sudo password
I'm talking about sftp access. The sshd is disabled by default, and the deck user doesn't have a password set either. If you want to push your ROM files over to the deck over network, you need some way to tell systemd to start sshd - the usual one being
sudo systemctl start sshd.