Made this tutorial due to some requests from people, it's specific to the Legion Go. But a lot of it
Made this tutorial due to some requests from people, it's specific to the Legion Go. But a lot of it should apply elsewhere.
Tit can be useful
KThis is awesome, thank you
Aportrait screen made it a royal pain to record a tutorial video though 
Abasically followed the info here for the tutorial: https://universal-blue.org/images/bazzite/FAQ/#can-i-dual-boot-bazzite-with-windows
Abut changed
vfat to EFI System partition in the installer
CI just had a really weird experience, for nvidia hardware. "Why is my frame rate so bad, and why am I getting so many desktop visual bugs? Oh. I got switched to X11 last reboot, that's why"
Tah lool thats the old FAQ
Tbut it should be similar
Ai mean, it worked
A¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Tyeah i know
Tit's probably the same thing
Twe're slowly migrating to discourse
CYeah, same thing. It shows up as vfat elsewhere, but in the installer it's EFI system partition
Tso no need to change?
CCould maybe make a note to reassure people but it's correct either way
CCould also make a note that if, for some godforsaken reason, you want to install two copies of Silverblue in parallel, you have to make a second system efi partition and switch between them through the bios boot menu
CI would know because I did lol
Ai'm actually triple booted with windows, fedora, and bazzite. it's really confusing to see multiple
Fedora 39 devices in my boot devices, lol.CYup, I went from Windows to Windows+Pop to Windows+Pop+Silverblue to Windows+Pop+Bazzite to Windows+Bazzite+Bazzite, and I haven't gotten rid of the old Bazzite copy yet. I wanted a clean one since a bunch of things had changed and I had messed up some user space stuff with other rebasing and fiddling since installing a very, very early version of a ublue image
HActually just got done watching your video! Good work.
HDon't ask me why, I already have bazzite installed just wanted more linux llg content 
Alinux LGo has been a fun and very usable setup, hopefully updates from Lenovo fix things up even more
HIt really has been I'm surprised by how usable it's been OOTB. I've been daily driving it other than a short jaunt to chimera. But it wouldn't output to my Bluetooth headphones so I came back over to bazzite. I'm sure there was a way to make it work but I wanted something I could just install and go.
KLenovo has always been very good about Linux
KMy last two laptops were lenovo
KI'm glad that continues into their handbelds
AI get the feeling it wasn't really intentional this time around though
Aside note, on
bazzite-deck with the Legion Go, when I switch to desktop mode, it is always upside down no matter how I modify my screen rotation.KHow has the new steam patch fork been for you btw?
AI've been getting by with nested desktop, and the problem doesn't seem to be present in
bazzite-gnomeKStarted including it recently
KAs an rpm
Ai haven't touched
steam-patch, primarily because I see it as a hack that could break at any time from Steam client updatesAbut others seem to be fine with it. For me, HandyGCCS w/ the
Legion_L + X/A shortcuts is more than enough for me.KOh that's right you made that decky loader plugin
KMan if you could get that to also override the default resolution I'd ship that as a default here
KI'd love to drop steam patch
AI would love to do that if I knew how to do so
Aand ideally, a way to implement it in a generic way that's not device specific. I tried to make the plugin as generic as possible, theoretically it should work on any ryzenadj-supported chipset.
Aside note, thanks for quickly squashing bugs for the Legion Go.
I had a list of bug workarounds that I was going to go through in the dual boot tutorial video, but by the time I actually started making the video, a bunch of the bugs were already gone. Made my life easier
I had a list of bug workarounds that I was going to go through in the dual boot tutorial video, but by the time I actually started making the video, a bunch of the bugs were already gone. Made my life easier
Wbazzite-flatpak-manager appears to run and fail every 30 seconds. I can't tell if this an intentional and elegant fail or if this is something unintended and I need to look into. Screenshot:
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KIt should run until it's downloaded our list of flatpaks successfully and then stop and not run again
KI'll take a look
WI had a system freeze lockup issue, and it appeared to have restarted 9000+ times prior. I thought it might have been related to the system getting sluggish and then freezing, but since it ran so many times without appearing to affect system stability, I don't think that was related.
HTried to play Armored Core 6 and it wouldn't let me go online said something about suspicious activity detected. I'm assuming something is interfering with the anti cheat runs fine on my steam deck thought any thoughts?
AAny updates on the ally?
SQuick question, can leftover data from a windows install cause problens on a Bazzite install?
VNot if you wipe the drive when installing
