Short version: your laptop speakers, headphone jack, and built-in mic show up as nothing in Linux, even though the drivers are already there. The BIOS quietly tells the audio chip to use an old, speaker-less mode. One tiny tweak flips it back. This gist wraps that tweak in DKMS so it keeps working after kernel updates and is easy to undo later.
Tested on a Zenbook S16 UM5606GA (AMD Ryzen AI, Strix Point) running Linux 7.0.9, June 2026.
| setInterval(() => { | |
| getVehicleNode(); //use a interval of your choice to send fresh nodes to the server | |
| }, 250); | |
| const MAX_SPEED = 40; // Max speed of the vehicle | |
| const MIN_ANGLE_FULL_SPEED = 50; // Minimum angle at full speed | |
| const MAX_ANGLE_STANDING_STILL = 180; // Maximum angle when standing still | |
| export function getVehicleNode() { | |
| const streamedVehicles = alt.Vehicle.streamedIn.filter(x => x.type === 1); //only synced vehicles, ignore parked ones! |
