KYes
Kbazzite-ally:testing
KThat does work in bazzite but as far as I'm aware it's specifically for valve hardware
KAnd it's written to the firmware itself
RIs it possible to have both KDE and GNOME desktops on Deck? How would one switch between the two if so?
KThere's no easy way to do this on bazzite
KYou'd switch at the login screen which is not exposed to you, matching SteamOS behavior
KAnd you'd have to pick one DE and install the other
ROkay, wasn't sure if there was a different way on Bazzite.
RWhat desktop would you currently recommend at this time? What has less bugs and the best performance on Bazzite?
KThere should be zero difference between them, you're going to be using Gamemode the majority of the time anyway
KKDE is the default because it matches steamos
RSo GNOME is more just there for preference rather than any real advantage over the other?
KRight
RI was planning on a reinstall to start from scratch, feel I've "bumped my head" so to speak too many times on my Bazzite adventure so far.
RI was wondering if I should try updating first?
ROr will that break things again?
VVHow to make bazzite crash without even touching your deck
KSteam do the funny
KWonder what that's about
KNot a whole OS crash because it kicked you right back to launching gamescope again
VYeaaaah
VIt did crash to terminal once
II believe you can just remove your layers and update, but if you've got stuff backed up, reinstalling probably works.
Maybe someone else has a better suggestion
Maybe someone else has a better suggestion
Hthats a steam bug
Hhappens on steamos too
Hbeen going on for at least half a month
VChecks out
A@KyleGospo sorry for the stupid question but i want to help a friend of mine install bazzite on his ally since there's an image for it now, can i just tell him to download the 2.02 release from github and will it be included in that?
KYeah, the releases are online installers that you can just pick any image you want and you'll get the latest version
Apog
RRemove layers?
II can't remember if it was you who posted the image, but using rpm-ostree install adds layers(?) on the image. If you haven't done that, then I think it's irrelevant.
VKDE
VAlways used KDE, probably will until I can no longer
ROH! Ok. So remove everything I installed and then update? Hmm.
RIs there a way to do that all in one go? Or do I just uninstall one by one?
Vrpm-ostree remove package package package
VYou can do multiple, you still have to list them
Vafaik
Vrpm-ostree reset might work
R
Bwhat are the system checks that ublue-updater runs before updating, as mine just
Bgave me a
Bmessage " Harware checks failed, but update is available"
KBattery level and drive space usually
Bits
Ba PC and has 6TB of NVME
Bsorry about the multimessage, cat on edge of keyboard
