Kvery, I'd stick with latest for most cases
Ttesting is a better middle ground
WGotcha.
WHow can I tell that I am properly on the asus base?
Trpm-ostree status
Tin terminal
WI tried to launch from the top option and it said you need to start the kernel or something like that
Kif you have secure boot enabled, disable it
Kyou'll need to enroll asus-linux's key to boot it with that enabled
Kcustom kernel
WGotcha
WForgot about that
WOops. Ill disable it now
TAlright ik you're prob asleep by now but tomorrow i am making a "known issues" doc and moving some of the stuff out of the FAQ to here. Easier to remove any fixed problems this way and keeps other important documents shorter and organized
WI am stumped at the moment. I is there a up-to-date tool or driver or something to have mangohud read cpu wattage?
WFor a ryzen cpu
Sis duel boot a thing with this?
VDual booting with Windows is possible
S
Sis there a doc for it or is it like ubuntu that it has an option when you are installing it?
VDoes ubuntu have an option for that?
VBazzite has a drive manager, so you can install on free space on your drive
Swell last time i saw it when you already have windows installed
Soh
Sbut how does booting work
VWindows shows up in Bazzite's grub
VOr you can use something like ReFind or Clover if you so choose
Si remember last time i tried doing something like that i couldnt get it to boot grub like it wouldnt replace the windows boot. i dont understand that part of linux
FThis is what should be used, but it's not implemented in Bazzite as an akmod yet:
https://git.exozy.me/a/zenpower3
https://git.exozy.me/a/zenpower3
exogit
Zenpower3 is a Linux kernel driver for reading temperature, voltage(SVI2), current(SVI2) and power(SVI2) for AMD Zen family CPUs, now with Zen 3 support! Email me to send patches. Looking for a new maintainer.
R@KyleGospo heh https://gitlab.com/evlaV/steamos-customizations/-/commit/f585650d442a3896b07ffb31b532026290b177d6
GitLab
Some of these might not be needed but most are Others are free to find the one or two that are superfluous
RApparently I wasn't the only one struggling with that shit XD
RFix for OLED speakers https://gitlab.com/evlaV/linux-integration/-/commit/c0c65da7ca4b0a4f93272f5e932dd7eed90703c8
GitLab
The issue was that when we flush the regmap to the amp on resume, we were also flushing a value of 1 to the SW_RESET pin. Theoretically, this is fixed...
R(Assuming it's not already in on mainline)
VOLED support is probably going to be a bit hit or miss for a while
VConsidering we have no HDR
RThis at least would allow you to support OLED day one.
Csomeone please tell me how to get rid of the BEEP sound that you get as an alert like for example when you CTRL+F in firefox and it doesn't find anything, it is earr*pe. I'm on bazzite kde
Cnvm i found it in accessibility settings > bell
Hi was gonna say i dont get a beep? xD
Cidk if it's firefox specific but it even bypassed my volume control and headphones
Cit straight up played at 100% on the speakers
RIt's hardware dependent.
Hthat makes more sense
RIt is associated with the old concept of BIOS beep.
RIt depends on how your computer manufacturer implements it at a bios level.
Hi got a bios speaker on the board, sometimes it beeps at random, no idea why
RSome completely ignore it, other do it humanly, but some laptop manufacturer ear** you.
Hususally less than a beep per month though
RLenovo is one of them, IIRC.
RIt sounds like a god damn siren.
