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Secondly: Be careful what you're downloading off the Workshop. You wont have to worry about damaging your hardware or anything, but a large chunk of the mods on the workshop are stolen, badly ported and typically outdated versions of existing mods you can find on Nexus or Deadlystream. Some of them literally will not work Via the Workshop. Generally anything uploaded by 2CRI should be avoided.
If the Mod doesn't work, I would try to get in touch with the Mod Author as the File Structure could be different and may require extra steps. Again, it might be the same. I've never ♥♥♥♥♥♥ with Steam OS before, but I would assume it's probably different to Windows and that's what the lion's share of KOTOR 2 mods were made for.
It's literally just a platform that installs mods the only way it knows how to do it.
It doesn't check for conflicts, It doesn't organize loadorders, It doesn't warn you if something is outdated. It doesn't even name the file that the mods are stored in. IT just gives it a long Number which can be insanely annoying if you have to, for whatever reason, find the location of mods or install something manually.
But, back on topic: I would remove all the mods you know aren't working and then install them one at a time. 32 gigs... Might take you a while to do it. It could be a simple conflict. Something either not wanting to play with the other mods or something not wanting to play with the Steam Deck it's self.
I went to where my KoTOR 2 Workshop mods were installed, found the folder for TSLRCM, and basically dragged all the contents in the other mod folders into that one. That did the trick.