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 # Linux-Handheld for Arch
 A collection of patches for various devices made for Arch.
-Adds fixes for the Ally, Legion Go, and bmi160, bmi323 devices.
-Based on 6.6.14 linux-lts, with the patches from the Fedora 
+Adds fixes for the Ally, Legion Go, and bmi160, bmi260, bmi323 devices.
+Based on 6.6 linux-lts, with the patches from the Fedora 
 [kernel-fsync](https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/sentry/kernel-fsync/) kernel
 and some additional ones (such as the bmi160 fix for Ayaneo devices and others).
 
+It includes the winesync patch series and the preferred core patch series from
+upstream, so it is a viable candidate instead of a newer 6.7+ kernel which
+might introduce additional regressions.
+
 For the Legion Go, fixes the white flashing issue
 and frame halving on 60hz, as well as add in fsync.
 It also backports the upcoming xpad and rotation patches, so you do not need
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 For the Ally, fixes the speakers, controller wake from sleep, includes the latest
 controller patch series, and the IMu patch series.
 
-Most of the patches were taken from https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/sentry/kernel-fsync/, 
+A majority of the patches were taken from https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/sentry/kernel-fsync/, 
 so if you are on a Fedora based distro, you can use that kernel instead.
-Although it misses some of the additional ones
+However, it misses the additional IMU patches required for certain
+handhelds to work, which are added on top.
 
 Instructions:
 ```bash
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 makepkg -s
 sudo pacman -U linux-handheld-*
-```
-
-The current version builds from kernel 6.6.14, since that was
-the kernel used in fsync at the time of this writing.
+```