I’m using Bazzite on an AyaNeo Air Pro. This device has speakers out of phase, causing distorted audio. This is due to a hardware defect from the factory.
I previously used ChimeraOS which had a fix for that problem: enabling the systemd unit that inverts the phase of one speaker, by typing the following command:
systemctl --user enable --now aya-air-audio
But it doesn’t seem to work on Bazzite. An helper on Discord told me:
can you access the ayaneo systemd service file now? if can, its simple as putting it in the ~/.config/systemd/user/aya-air-audio.service and enabling with your command
But I don’t know how to find the systemd service file. Do you know how to proceed?
Folders with a dot in front are hidden folders. In your file explorer, press CTRL + H to make hidden folders visible. Then go to your Home directory–it’s the first entry in file explorer–and you will see it. Inside your Home directory you will find the .config folder. I’m sure you can handle the rest from there.
If you have any issues along the way, feel free to ask and I’ll try to help. I hope you sort out the issue Good luck!
Edit: Just realized Ayaneo is a handheld device so you probably won’t have a keyboard, my bad In that case you will see a square icon made of 4 small boxes on top left area of file explorer. Click that and you will see the option to show hidden folder in the drop-down menu. I hope that helps. This is for KDE Plasma by the way. Never used Gnome so can’t help with that if you have Gnome but shouldn’t be that hard to figure out how to show hidden folders.
Sorry, I should have mentionned that the problem isn’t that I don’t know how to search but that I can’t find that path in my Home directory. There is no systemd folder in the ./config folder.
I was answered that I could create one, but I still don’t have the systemd file. And I was told to look in the Discourse or Discord, but I didn’t find any useful resource. That’s why I created this page.
Good luck!