I 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.
Tried 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?
Ive been trying for hours to get bazzite to work and even Kinoite is giving me problems. Though on an external SSD connected by a usb adapter may be the issue
So i came across this program called Virtualhere, its possible to use this as a way to turn your steam deck into a Steam Controller for a PC running the Virtualhere client.
This client can be installed as a service and run at start. That could be a very useful feature to those who have both a desktop and a steam deck.
I tried getting the GUI working in game mode but no dice, only desktop mode
no built in system for it. If it was on a non atomic system it's easy, I'm not familiar enough with ostree to say if a normal chmod from a live system will let you password reset or not
Hey Everyone. I threw bazzite-deck:latest onto my steam deck last night and noticed that I'm unable to pair bluetooth audio devices. The pairing circle just spins in the Steam Deck ui, the KDE pairing eventually throws up a generic error and attempting to use bluetoothctl doesn't get me any further. It's refusing to work on multiple bluetooth devices as well. Interestingly enough my bluetooth controller worked/works jsut fine. Anyone have any ideas?
you use flatpak (discover store), distrobox, appimages and as a last resort rpm-ostree the last one will increase update time among other things so it should be avoided if you can.
because apt is for debian and pacman is for arch dnf (formerly rpm) is for fedora, except atomic fedora uses rpm-ostree which works the same way as dnf for installing programs
using distrobox lets you use whatever distro you want to install the program and then you can just export the menu entry by running distrobox-export --app appnamedistrobox-export --app appname inside the distrobox container