First of all, congratulations on the hardware. The base and the wheel feel incredible on track.
However, I wanted to open this discussion regarding software support. Right now, as a Linux user, managing my Moza gear is an unnecessary headache. While I know there is a mobile app for basic tweaking, it completely lacks firmware update capabilities—meaning we are forced to rely on a desktop solution.
And here lies the absurd reality: the only way to update our firmware is by using Windows. This leads users down a frustrating path of trying to build slow "Windows To Go" environments on regular USB flash drives that constantly crash with blue screens due to poor random write speeds, or forcing us to risk partitioning our storage drives just to run a single proprietary .exe file.
Having expensive, cutting-edge sim-racing hardware locked behind a mandatory Windows dependency just for a simple firmware flash is a major bottleneck in 2026.
Are there any plans from the development team to release a native Linux utility, or at least a web-based firmware flasher, so we can keep our gear up to date without having to deal with Microsoft's ecosystem?
Thanks for your time and for building great hardware. I hope the software side catches up soon!
Hi Moza team,
First of all, congratulations on the hardware. The base and the wheel feel incredible on track.
However, I wanted to open this discussion regarding software support. Right now, as a Linux user, managing my Moza gear is an unnecessary headache. While I know there is a mobile app for basic tweaking, it completely lacks firmware update capabilities—meaning we are forced to rely on a desktop solution.
And here lies the absurd reality: the only way to update our firmware is by using Windows. This leads users down a frustrating path of trying to build slow "Windows To Go" environments on regular USB flash drives that constantly crash with blue screens due to poor random write speeds, or forcing us to risk partitioning our storage drives just to run a single proprietary .exe file.
Having expensive, cutting-edge sim-racing hardware locked behind a mandatory Windows dependency just for a simple firmware flash is a major bottleneck in 2026.
Are there any plans from the development team to release a native Linux utility, or at least a web-based firmware flasher, so we can keep our gear up to date without having to deal with Microsoft's ecosystem?
Thanks for your time and for building great hardware. I hope the software side catches up soon!
Best regards,
Aldao
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