can i easily add a kernel module? asus-wmi to be exact
can i easily add a kernel module? asus-wmi to be exact
Vasus-wmi-screenpad*
Kyou cannot, has to be part of the image
Kis this not included with asus-linux?
Vi don't know, i can't find anything documented related to it tbh
KGitLab
fedpkg --name kernel --namespace rpms --release f38 local --arch x86_64 --without debug --without debuginfo --with release --with headers --without configchecks
K
Kseems like it
Vohh haven't found that link, that's why
Vgreat i'll be installing bazzite on my laptop soon too
Vcurrently running on my desktop and steam deck, would love for my laptop to join the club
D
DAlso, forgot to mention that I've put the secrets under Secrets and Variables > Actions, I assume this is correct and shouldn't be "Codespaces" or "Dependabot"?
D
Ti think if i ever make changes to any project again, im going to test it locally first... bazzite portal has missing text where it is supposed to be say "Forums & Documentation" 
probably due to the "&" symbol or something
probably due to the "&" symbol or somethingTalso notcing that the portal keeps popping up on every restart
Ti did the first-time setup the first time, and all of my choices are saved, but after 3 reboots it keeps popping up from a fresh installation
Trebased from Fedora Kinoite -->
bazzite:latesthow do i install neofetch without altering the system?
Tneofetch is preinstalled, but you can, neofetch.sh is simply a shell script
Tyou can simply save the .sh file on github and place it somewhere and alias it to neofetch to run the script from its directory
Voh damn, last time i tried that command on bazzite it wasn't preinstalled sorry
Tnp yeah it's there
Vmy steam deck is tired of running nonstop for 2 days, i've been downloading some roms for emulation, about 260GB worth of gba to ps3 games
Vstill need to look into switch games fml
B
CHave there been any tweaks since the first 545 image to potentially reduce flickering issues?
Ti suggest using the
:testing
BOf Bazzite-deck or bazzite-ally?
Toh... good question
Ti would assume ally
BYeah would make the most sense haha
EThat's out of our hands unfortunately
CFigured, just wasn't sure if there were any other tweaks which could be done
CActually, do you know when kernel 6.6.2 was brought in?
EI believe latest is on 6.5.12
C6.6.2
EAnd testing is 6.6.2
EProbably sometime the last couple days then
CIf the kernel update was after Friday morning, that would potentially explain why 545 seems to be so much more stable for me today
EMy laptop has an NVIDIA GPU and I can't really say I've noticed a difference
ENo flickering or anything
EBut still tearing
EHappy I don't have to deal with it on my desktop anymore
CBoot and login were, ah... rough. Since I finally got it to start Gnome on a Wayland session, it has been stable except for maybe one missed frame every few seconds to minutes, probably when the GPU changes clock speeds based on a forum post I saw
CVery strangely, I don't think I have ever witnessed screen tearing on any machine or OS
COr monitor, I should add
EYeah. It's the Nvidia magic hat. Reach in and pull out a problem
Chah
Cchecks out
Vwhat is this x to wayland program running full tiem in the background?
