DI don't feel like setting up a github repo and making my own image
KYou don't have to
Dgotta reboot now (just installed akmod-wl)
JYouTubeJorge Castro
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JStill rendering but I did a quick modification video
Joh, edited in bazzite too, need to mention both.
VEven Jorge on the Bazzite train 
Hlol
EI finally figured out the source of the reason for Distrobox not detecting my 4k monitors resolution at 200% scaling, which in turn also fixed the blurry Electron apps I had on both my desktop and laptop that I had thought was just Electron being Electron... Fractional scaling
KFinally have black Mesa set up again, can't play it without 98 mods installed
Hdope
Hi do approve
EThat's exactly how I feel about literally any Bethesda game ever
EOf course Brave is blurry now
VYou never "fix" anything in Linux
ELol. Used to fighting with HiDPI stuff
EIf I tell it hey, you have to use X11, it works
KI know Firefox has full support for fractional scaling in Wayland now
KNot a bad way to go
EYeah, it does. It seems to be what was breaking distrobox and a few programs I use though
EBrave was also working with fractional scaling. Disabling it to fix the other stuff is what broke it
EOnly downside is my secondary monitor isn't perfectly proportional to my primary but I'll live
VI am beginning to agree.
Kinteresting
Hnix is a good case of good idea, fucking horrible execution
Hespeciallly with fragmentation
VQuestion. In light of that, is there a reason why fleek has not been used to deal with nix packages in bazzite? I've just started playing with it. It seems the whole purpose of fleek is to greatly simplify things regarding nix, and in that respect it seems like it does that admirably. The commands are simple and straight forward. And you can manage everything in a single yaml file.
Hnix-env and nix profile, with
nix profileAnd the fleek developer seems tied in with ublue so...
Hbecause the way it's installed i believe
Hit needs to setup and execute systemctl commands to setup nix
Hand then you need to init fleek with the nix daemon running
Hprebaking that may not be easy
KYou should be able to use fleek here
VI see.
KIf I need to add something to the image for it to work I'm happy to do that
Hoh thats what you mean
VCorrect. I've started playing with it and it really seems nice.
Hyes it works on bazzite, just not preinstalled
VYeah, as far as I can see, fleek takes the pain out of using nix with a simple
fleek add -a package_name or fleek remove.... Additionally, the convenience of just adding or removing packages from the fleek.yml file and doing fleek apply is great too. If there's ever a plan to put a nix option in by default, I'd vote for this.Hlast time i checked -a isn't needed
Hwhat does it do?
STo the wonderful people who made bazzite
KI'm not against installing fleek with nix by default
SThank you for making peak steam deck os
Hfrfr i love it and i don't even have a steam desk lol 
SIdk what valve was cooking but for whatever reason steamos would crash my network
