gayming: document misbehaving bluetooth devices

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- [Cursor doesn't stick to game window](#cursor-doesnt-stick-to-game-window)
- [Graphics corruption such as display full of black dots](#graphics-corruption-such-as-display-full-of-black-dots)
- [Steam client itself is laggy](#steam-client-itself-is-laggy)
- [Problems unrelated to wayland](#problems-unrelated-to-wayland)
- [Misbehaving Bluetooth devices](#misbehaving-bluetooth-devices)
- [Fedora Atomic](#fedora-atomic)
- [Heroic Games flatpak](#heroic-games-flatpak)
- [Actually using gamescope](#actually-using-gamescope)
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- https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/7245#issuecomment-897417115
## Problems unrelated to wayland
Those exist.
### Misbehaving Bluetooth devices
Bluetooth or bluetooth devices turning themselves off after a few hours and
recovering a system reboot to work again? Enter Bluetooth autosuspend on
Linux. Alternatively it could be a case of device requiring a HID reset
command on reboot. There are two solutions:
- Configure the Bluetooth kernel module through kernel command line parameters
`btusb.enable_autosuspend=0 btusb.reset=1`
- Or configure `/etc/modprobe.d/<whatever-you-want>.conf` with
`options btusb enable_autosuspend=0 reset=1`
## Fedora Atomic
_Means Fedora Kinoite unless otherwise specified._ Read also