if gamemode is installed in the container then it should be fine
if gamemode is installed in the container then it should be fine
DWill that properly integrate with the host gamemode and apply optimisations to host?
Tim not sure tbh. bazzite doesn't even use bazzite-arch anymore, but you can still use it since it's maintained
Tsteam is now part of the image
DOh, thats sad, I really like the project
DI use it to get steam on every distro I use now
Tit's still maintained but it was causing a lot of issues with nvidia so for uniformity, it was dropped in favor of layering
Tyeah it's still maintained
Tand it's made for other distros
DHuh, what issues with nvidia?
DIts been working perfectly on my nvidia gpu
DThats good
Tthere was issues with 32-bit libraries
Tyou might not even run into this. it might even be ok now. im not sure what you mean by this btw
Tlike integrate with the host?
Tif you install it in the container, it should work
Tmesa-git iirc is in the bazzite-arch container and works as intended. latest mesa changes with all the applications running inside the containerTso i assume feral game mode should function as intended
Tand yes i know you're on nvidia lol but thats the best example i can give. it should work
Dhuh, okay
Das in the point of gamemode is to apply temporary optimisations to your hardware, can it do that properly inside of a container
Tit should
Phi! I guess is not yet possible to try plasma 6 on bazzite, right? this probably breaks everything, but has anyone tried it? https://tim.siosm.fr/blog/2023/11/22/kinoite-plasma-6/
Siosm's blog
Update: We’ve merged KDE 6 / Plasma 6 packages to Rawhide so Kinoite Nightly builds will be paused again. You can follow the progress in Kinoite via the Rawhide container images or the classic ostree refs. How to switch back to Rawhide: # Reabse to the experimental container version: $ sudo rpm-ostree rebase --reboot \ ostree-unverified-re...
EThat's good news! Happy it will literally just be drop in
D32 bit games would not run natively nor through proton on NVIDIA
ENot at this time. May be cool to have in unstable closer to F40 to ensure our packages work there though
SHi, I just reinstalled to the latest BazziteOS 39 and tried to make a service that runs chown myprofile:myprofile on a partition with games that I have but I get the message "Failed to enable unit: Unit file own-games-partition.service does not exist." while trying to enable it
CI assume the service is a user service right?
did you run
did you run
systemctl --user daemon-reload before you tried to enable it?Cif it's a root service you would need to run
sudo systemctl daemon-reloadE^ that should do it. Though, is there any reason this is necessary?
Calso assuming you put the service file in the right location lol
C
SYes, I did it.
Cwhat path is the unit file in?
SWell, even with fstab entries when I modify somthing on this partition on Windows (yes I have dualboot) it seems that it's unowned and I can't run games from it.
S/etc/systemd/system
Cokay so you did the sudo version of systemctl daemon-reload right?
Cbecause that'a a system search path
Syup, same thing
Cwhat is the service file's name?
Care you sure you're not mispelling it when you try to enable it?
Calso ls the search path yourself too to make sure you didn't forget to save it or something after making it
Swell, I also tried with a modified script for clover (it worked previously) from ryanrudolfoba and the same happens so in this case it's clover-bootloader.service after copypaste the sudo systemctl enable --now clover-bootloader.service and the script runs normally on SteamOS (modified only the bash script runned by the service)
SIn my case it's as said earlier so own-games-partition.service
Cif you do
sudo systemctl status clover-bootloader.service what do you get?Cdo you already having a running service for that?
SI can check it in about an 1,5h because I can't currently run my SD
R@KyleGospo I'm in need to use
/sys/kernel/debug stuff, but it's disabled by the two modules (ntc sensor and the overclock for the gamecube adapter) loaded out of tree. I don't really care about them, but it seems that blacklisting them is not enough to get rid of them. Are they included in the mkinitcpio image by default? Any way to remove them from it?
KYou can disable initramfs generation to prevent them from loading
KOr fork and remove the kmods install step
RHow can I do that temporarily?
