disable unified refresh rate in system display settings
disable unified refresh rate in system display settings
Kso 90 is an option
KCool. Just brought a small 5800u mini PC . Let's see how it works
FAh, it was this, and then I had to reset the global profile to default. Thanks!
CIs it possible to build the main branch and Install bazzite for my OLED? Later I can just update in place or would it need a full wipe?
FYou can hit 'e' when you boot the installer to edit the boot command and change the tag from :39 to :testing. That's what I did, worked great.
Also be sure to select basic graphics mode or the installer won't fit on the screen.
Also be sure to select basic graphics mode or the installer won't fit on the screen.
CAhh, that's all I needed! I actually installed 39 yesterday with the borked screen and saw wifi wasn't working. Thanks
CAnny issues so far?
FAfter everything is set up and you're in Steam Game Mode, make sure to go to main settings -> display -> and disable Unified Frame Limit Management, then open quick settings -> performance -> advanced -> reset to default, then make sure the global performance profile has refresh rate set to 90.
FJust had to do that to fix Honkai, lol.
CWill do. Thanks
FOther than that, just make sure not to change the refresh rate right now. I believe that's the last issue for a stable OLED release.
CDo you change all the tags from the selected entry?
ATaste question ... I have a computer that I'd like to use both as a TV-connected HTPC (in Bazzite) and for Home Assistant (Docker).
AFor a first attempt, should I install Bazzite on the host and run Docker on it, or should I install something like ublue to handle hosting, and then run Bazzite containerized/virtualized on there?
AReworded: should I run HomeAssistant on top of Bazzite, or run Bazzite on top of Docker/HomeAssistant/etc?
AThe former sounds simpler to me ... but I've never run Bazzite.
CI do this and still no wifi connection in installer
C
Myou have to use Ethernet
Mat least if it’s an OLED like I think
MThe install iso itself predates the OLED Deck release
CShould it still say 39 in the corner if I use testing?
MI’ve never tried to do it the way you’re doing it
MI’ve always just installed 39 then rebased
CIn a tutorial for LCD, they had wifi in the installer
CRebased?
Mthe drivers are totally different for OLED vs LCD
CI am aware, but I thought that using the boot command will help
CI guess they get downloaded later
Mrebasing = installing one version and then having it switch you to a different version with a console command and update process.
Mthe instructions are all on the Bazzite GitHub page
CI'll check them out. Thanks 
FYeah, because "Bazzite Testing" is still based on "Fedora 39", if that makes sense.
FAnd yes, I installed with ethernet. Forgot to mention that, my bad.
DWould it be possible to play fortnite using waydroid?
Tfeel like you might the first person to test this out, or at least document it. i wouldnt be surprised if it doesnt work well or crashes because typically gaming on waydroid is a mixed experience
DI'm gonna try it later then, last time I tried to use waydroid it wasn't recognizing the deck's controller under game mode
Toh im not even deck to test that. im curious if fortnite mobile works myself so i might try too
Tpretty good 'selling point' if it does but im not letting my hopes up lol
Tdamn i guess SELinux needs to be set in permissive for waydroid still! idk how it worked that one time when it was enforcing
Tplease let the chat know if it runs or not, thanks! i cannot find anyone who has tried it online
DOkay
DDefinitely not promising
Tidk how performance is with the translation layer. Android 11/13 are the choices for waydroid, so that requirement is hit, but it's just everything else lol
NGood evening all. I'm getting the following each time bazzite tries to update.
KIt's failing while updating fleek, try doing so yourself and fix whatever it doesn't like
KSee #
fleek for help with that
fleek for help with that
IShould I be seeing network stats per process in System Monitor? Here's what I found about it not showing up in fedora, but I'm not aware of how to use setcap in this situation: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/758968/in-fedora-38-why-doesnt-ksgrd-network-helper-have-cap-net-raw-for-per-app-net
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KSince it's a flatpak you won't be able to anyway
KI would open an issue with them and see what they say
