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As a community member also, I'm not aware of one either. I am not aware of a way to disable this function unfortunately. Just to be clear, this forum isn't official "customer support" for X-Aviation products, the only way to open a "ticket" is via https://support.x-aviation.com/. Thanks, it does help keep things organized. However, you did exclude some useful information, such as the use of a Steam Deck. As a community member who just likes helping others, not speaking for the developer, just going to state some facts: The latest version of TBM 900 is 4 years since release The latest version of X-Plane 11 is over 3.5 years since release, and as far as I know is considered End-of-Life (will never be updated) by Laminar Research The Steam Deck post-dates both of these by at least 9 months, and the OS is presumably much more up to date with regards to drivers, etc. The Steam Deck hardware and software is quite custom (inc. the CPU, GPU, OS, etc.) and would be required to do proper troubleshooting (which I don't have unfortunately) It's quite possible that AMD and/or Valve (or the open source code they rely on) have broken the sophisticated OpenGL rendering that X-Plane 11 and the TBM relies upon at some point in the last 3+ years. I'm disappointed to hear it's not working for a subset of Linux users because I know there are few addons of the TBM's caliber that support that platform. If there's a way to change GPU drivers used by SteamOS then that might be worth trying? I'm personally not familiar with the Steam Deck, or using X-Plane or AMD GPUs on Linux, sorry. The reality is the Hot Start are actively updating the TBM product to support X-Plane 12 (support for 11 will be dropped as far as I understand it), and to bring it up to a better standard for 2025 for visuals, features, etc. As stated on the product page at time of purchase that update will be free when available. I can't say when that'll be, nobody really knows yet. Having said that, if I come across any ideas from the community or otherwise to resolve or workaround the issue I will pass them on. Sorry I can't be of more assistance, maybe someone else can be.

OBS Studio is free and lots of tutorials online.

If you can provide a video of your approach(es) that would make helping easier.

Are you referring to the Before Landing "Flaps ... Set" call out? Any other call outs?

I don’t think they’re giving dates right now

Can you provide screenshots of some examples, please?

More info

The unappealing alternative is to purchase X-Plane 12 direct from LR. (Maybe they'd offer a coupon/discount if you speak to Support as this is their technical issue?)

That complicates things, unfortunately. LR have not been able to resolve this issue between themselves, Valve, and AMD, in almost 2 years. More details: https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/284304-x-plane-amd-zink-what-you-should-know/#comment-2514942 This may be something you have to reach out to LR support for. I'm not sure how to force Zink to be enabled. They may have a better workaround than what's mentioned here: https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/284304-x-plane-amd-zink-what-you-should-know/&page=7#comment-2517682 A user of our Discord said this:

Please provide Log.txt from X-Plane, and if possible a high quality video of the issue, including views of overhead, etc., in case there's a problem with your procedures. Thanks.

Please provide Log.txt from X-Plane, and if possible a high quality video of the issue, including views of overhead, etc., in case there's a problem with your procedures. Thanks.

Because you're using an AMD GPU, you're probably going to need to start X-Plane with --zink command line option. Please send a Log.txt with this option enabled and all third party plugins removed. Thanks. (What version of SUSE is this? We've never seen anyone use this distro before.) P.S. You absolutely don't need SkunkCraftsUpdater anymore: https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/forums/topic/292710-skunkcrafts-updater-standalone-client/

https://discord.gg/mVUm8JrD

From Discord: It's at the back of the airplane underneath the tail. The door doesn't animate open currently but if you use the option in the top menus to show clickspots you can see where you have to click to close it.

Not sure about the LCD panel technology itself, however each are 768x1024 pixel resolution in real life and around 13–14” diagonal size. In the sim they’re rendered as a 2x density texture, I.e. 1536x2048. Hope that helps.

The installers are modified over time to resolve installation issues, etc., it’s always best idea to download a fresh installer immediately before running it.

Did you use the installer, or just copy the aircraft over from a backup?

I mean, this is all default X-Plane systems stuff so who knows! Ask Laminar.

Not specifically for shared cockpit but can’t see a reason it wouldn’t work

3 or 4

The plane cannot seat 18 passengers.

Same menu as above except under REFS.

https://discord.gg/z8pv3RwT