Embark on a Gaming Odyssey: Ayaneo Kun Handheld Console Gets Linux 6.10-rc4 Display Fix

As a gamer on-the-go, I’m always excited to hear about advancements in handheld gaming consoles. The Ayaneo Kun, a powerful device powered by an AMD Ryzen 7 8840U SoC, has been making waves in the gaming community. With its 8.5-inch 1600P IPS display, 75 Wh battery, and impressive specs, it’s no wonder gamers are eager to get their hands on one. However, running Linux on the Ayaneo Kun has been a challenge, particularly when it comes to display handling.

Ayaneo Kun: A Powerful Handheld Gaming Console

Fortunately, a display quirk fix is on the horizon with the upcoming Linux 6.10-rc4 release. This patch, submitted as part of the drm-misc-fixes, will ensure that the display orientation is set correctly, providing a comfortable viewing experience for gamers.

The Ayaneo Kun’s portrait screen orientation requires a display panel orientation patch, similar to other Ayaneo devices. This quirk will be back-ported to existing stable kernel versions in the coming days, making it easier for gamers to run Linux on their handheld console.

Linux 6.10-rc4: Bringing Display Fix to Ayaneo Kun

Pricing for the Ayaneo Kun starts at $1129 USD for the 16GB RAM and 512GB storage model, going up to 64GB RAM and 4TB storage. While it may seem steep, the device’s impressive specs and upcoming Linux support make it an attractive option for gamers.

As a gamer, I’m excited to see the Ayaneo Kun reach its full potential with Linux support. With the display fix on the way, I’m looking forward to exploring the world of handheld gaming on this powerful device.

Gaming on the Go: Ayaneo Kun and Linux 6.10-rc4