@KyleGospo Has that kernel patch and firmware been tested for functionality?
@KyleGospo Has that kernel patch and firmware been tested for functionality?
Feven at this early state?
KSteamOS is the test, the sources I sent are SteamOS's source
Kworks there 
Fah
Fhmm
Fso it shohuld work in my GNOME distro then, perhaps?
FI just need to drop the bin files in the right folder..
Fand the run the patch
Fok, but im still a bit confused on how to actulaly get the patch data
KI sent you a series of commits, you'll apply these against your distro's kernel source
Kbuild the kernel
Kand install your custom built kernel
Knot gonna be easy, but there's lots of resources out there
PI've been using kde. Are gnome extensions prone to breaking on gnome updates? I had one machine on gnome and I think it wasn't just an automatic thing for gnome extensions to update. And does dolphin work well in gnome?
Kdolphin the emulator or dolphin the file browser?
Kthey can break between updates, most recent one broke every single extension in the interest of future compatibility
PFile browser
Tif you wait a little while you can eventually install
bazzite-deck-gnome on the OLED in the future Kyeah it works well enough
PNot really a fan of nautilus:p
Kthat's funny, we're the opposite
KI love KDE but I just think gnome looks better, the file browser is the biggest one for me
Fi literally can't wait knowing the only thing keeping me between running full GNOME today is a measly patch
FBut i've never done it before
Fso
Fisn't the kernel compiled?
Kyes, you'll have to do that after you apply the patch
Foh, so ill have to install the kernal source code entirely, then
FCan i just git clone the current version from gitlab?
Fi assume that will have all the right patches
Kif you're building for ubuntu, you want ubuntu's kernel sources
Kthe guide I sent you should cover that
Kdefinitely match version
Knote that you won't have functioning HDR on ubuntu, you need even more kernel patches & patches in gamescope & mesa
PGnome looks prettier but I like dash to panel and max/min buttons. I think out of the box kde is closer to what I wanted
Ksame here, always add min/min and then I use hot edge
Kwhich feels a lot more like a hidden dock
Kwithout having to add a whole panel/dock
Tpersonally i use kde on my desktop and gnome on my laptop
Tim fine with both
HKDE has the functionality, GNOME has the looks
tiling WMs has the sanity
tiling WMs has the sanity
Fh9onestly, i used KDE for many months and GNOME's functionality exceeds KDE's by far (with extensions)
FAnd anything else, you can probably use the looking glass to figure out what it is and potentially change it using dconf
Kas long as my windows wobble and my desktop cubes I am at peace
Hi can use kinda whatever DE, i always end up just opening a terminal and doing 80% of my work from that 
Flol
FMy ride or die feature is flypie
FI can't live without it
PWhat's flypie?
