VOpening beamng as we speak
VAll good
Ksick!
VAppreciate you including oversteer, definitely a more niche use case
VOh, did you get around to adding the SteamVR stuff btw?
Kyup that's there
Kjust patch-steam-vrSteam seems to stop being able to launch games after I put my PC to sleep until I restart the bazzite-arch container
VSteam itself still seems to work fine
Kknown (steam) bug
VOf course it is 
Kissue is open @ distrobox and also @ steam-linux
VFeels like 90% of "Bazzite's" issues are caused by other people lmao
K
our bugVI've just resorted to making a .desktop file that stops the container
VNot ideal, but it does the job
Kmight be able to throw together a service that restarts the container & steam every time you resume from sleep
Knot ideal, but it'd work
VProbably best
VSeeing as Bazzite-arch's number one job is steam
SI got a question for the steamdeck version of bazzite...
How hard would it be to add custom resolutions to the install?
It would be nice to have a few more 16:10 resolutions to abuse the built in fsr/nis upscaling
How hard would it be to add custom resolutions to the install?
It would be nice to have a few more 16:10 resolutions to abuse the built in fsr/nis upscaling
Si found this and i guess this is for steamos-arch
resolution.sh1.81KB
DI am talking about a way to reset /etc to defaults. To my knowledge,
rpm-ostree resetrpm-ostree
ROur bug in the middle of the commit
Dnice
TMight not be a surprise to some people, but I've had a fun half hour doing this on my root-encrypted steam deck
https://felixquinihildebet.substack.com/p/how-to-unlock-a-luks-encrypted-fedora-silverblue-disk-using-a-yubikey-with-fido2
https://felixquinihildebet.substack.com/p/how-to-unlock-a-luks-encrypted-fedora-silverblue-disk-using-a-yubikey-with-fido2
ChatGPT and Bing seem unaware...
EI have to try this now
TAlways was my biggest gripe with Deck: I always use luks.
TSo for installing the deck version on an HTPC, how would you change the default gamescope resolution
It will get annoying doing it on a per game basis via the steam settings
It will get annoying doing it on a per game basis via the steam settings
VI don't get to follow all the stuff going on in this channel, and there are a lot of changes going on in Bazzite, so I really, really appreciate the Bazzite Buzz blog/newsletter. Very good stuff. Thank you to whoever does this! This is a nice way to try and stay up to speed with things.
EIf you go to the Steam menu then go to settings, display resolution is in there. I believe that should work for this
E@nickname 
EI think we could automate the process of setting up yubikeys for this in just or something. Would be pretty cool
TI think the one variable would be what the user has set as PIN, otherwise it's fairly straightforward
EI'll definitely look into doing it
EMight also need the drive path from the looks of it
TTrue, I'm jumping straight to assuming deck there...
EOh for Deck specifically, it'd be easy
KI'd also like to get an OSK working there
Kso you can just enter a password normally if need be
Tare there any benefits to using HoloISO vs Bazzite?
I currently have HoloISO setup on a living room PC, but the update process is frustating lags behind the current steam updates
I just wasnt sure if there was any game breaking bugs
I currently have HoloISO setup on a living room PC, but the update process is frustating lags behind the current steam updates
I just wasnt sure if there was any game breaking bugs
TThank you!
TI'm working on 4 right now
VAwesome!
DHoloISO = not get updated regularly
Dmeanwhile Bazzite always get latest update from upstream Fedora
Dlatest kernel + mesa
BThis works well, but I wonder if we could avoid regenerating initramfs if upstream simply included fido2 by default? (and tpm2-tss, for that matter)
TSounds right, I'm a recent switch over from Arch so regenerating initramfs is just a day ending in "day", but more issue here clearly
MI want to install screen copy on Bazzite OS. Is the command prompts the same or different on Bazzite?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blm46Vr_JSo&t=112s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blm46Vr_JSo&t=112s
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How to Install Scrcpy on Arch Linux | Install Scrcpy on Linux | Android on Arch Linux | Scrcpy is a desktop program that can be used to access your Android phone’s system and interface through your computer. This application provides display and control of Android devices connected on USB (or over TCP/IP). It does not require any root access.
