Just switched from gnome to bazzite-deck KDE. Any way to create the Gamemode Desktop Icon?
Just switched from gnome to bazzite-deck KDE. Any way to create the Gamemode Desktop Icon?
TCreate a text file called Return.desktop and put this inside
Ldoes the same shit when trying to build an image in github
Lcan i really not use bazzite as a base for this
Lcan i just get rid of these kmods
Li dont even use xbox controllers so xpadneo already seems kinda pointless
Lbut idk what uki-virt does
Ldo i need it
Lguess i can just remove it and see what happens in a vm
Kyou have to remove the kmods
Kfrom the containerfile
Kthey're built for a specific kernel
Lalright
Li assume that kernel-uti-virt is not essential then
Lat least not if using a different kernel
Kright, it's a requirement of one of those kmods
Kwhen you remove it it won't matter
Lmakes sense
KHopeing for some assistance. I installed Bazzite Deck on my new Steam Deck OLED. It is stuck with a "_" when booting first time after install. Any ideas?
KAlso it seems when plugging into a dock I get to booting 'Fedora Linux 39.29231120.0 (bazzite) (ostree:0)
KOLED isn't supported yet, stick with SteamOS until we can confirm it's ready
KMine will be here in a couple days
KShoot. Is there a link to support status?
KAlso, anything I can assist with? I am an ex dev / IT nerd.
KDefinitely could use some testing of the next builds
KThere's some needed kernel changes for working USB and audio
KAnd some new packages from valve
KPing me when needed.
Vhas anyone gotten sunshine working with an AMD card? it always gives me "Fatal: Couldn't find any working encoder" even after trying all the troubleshooting steps on their documentation. using the flatpak version on the latest bazzite
KAt least the installer does not mess with the BIOS. Able to boot back to my origional SSD just fine.
Lworks fine for me, try asking in their discord about it
Vhow do I configure that a kernel module be always loaded after a reboot? I found that the
nct6775 module makes all my mobo fans detectable
KCreate a file in modprobe.d
VI found 3 of them:
/usr/etc/modprobe.d
/usr/lib/modprobe.d
/etc/modprobe.d
I guess either of the first two, but which one is the most appropriate?
/usr/etc/modprobe.d
/usr/lib/modprobe.d
/etc/modprobe.d
I guess either of the first two, but which one is the most appropriate?
Ketc since you can't write to the other two
Valright, thanks
VI'm reading that
modprobe.d is more for various configurations. /etc/modules-load.d/ is for specifying what to loadVyup,
modules-load.d worked
_well, if you want to know how my day is going, I spent ~2 hours troubleshooting an issue with http/https cookies and phpmyadmin, which prevented me from logging in, only to find out that it was the darkreader extension for firefox that was causing me the headache
_I dunno how many times I rebuilt that damn docker container to push an update I was trying
_build a homelab, they said. it'll be fun, they said.
_on the plus side, I nailed some config problems I hadn't noticed before, so my database server runs exactly the same but the config looks prettier
_sucess!
VCoolerControl is a quite the quality piece of software - https://gitlab.com/coolercontrol/coolercontrol for fan & led control
It detects my nvidia gpu fans, cpu & mobo (with the
Have y'all considered including it? The flatpak version doesn't detect the GPU for some reason, so I layer it
It detects my nvidia gpu fans, cpu & mobo (with the
nct6775 kernel module) fans & mobo leds.Have y'all considered including it? The flatpak version doesn't detect the GPU for some reason, so I layer it
_AI content farms are something else. Mixed in with this article about Guacamole (the remote desktop app), is a short paragraph on how to make guacamole to eat.
_Now, you might think that's a fun little thing some sysadmin put in there to make their blog more interesting, but you would be wrong. You see, the content farm is actually supposedly about Mexican food. The AI just got a little confused and wrote an article on Guacamole the software instead.
MA couple of reboot and it's working.
MI hope this can be permanent
KMy fork has different defaults
KAnd desktops get a different device type that has no TDP or GPU control
Mthe current maintainer of it is also looking into porting over to use Decky loader’s backend as a long-term project
