Yeah, because "Bazzite Testing" is still based on "Fedora 39", if that makes sense.
Yeah, 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
ASo, on Testing, when I launch a game, the screen goes black and I can't see anything. I can hear everything though. Everything goes back to normal if I force quit the game. Any ideas?
KThis an OLED deck?
AYup
KSet your refresh rate to 90
KDisable unified rate in display settings so you can do that
KThat's the last bug and we're working on it
AThat worked! Thanks again!
IMaybe I'm wrong, but plasma-systemmonitor does not seem to be a flatpak.
RIs the zram partition hidden on gnome? I remember seeing it on kde
KThere's no partition
KShould show as a device
KSame as stock fedora
RYou mean where it shows the storage devices? For me it's only showing my ssd and sd card
Ti think there is come confusion lol. GNOME images have the application (also named System Monitor) as a flatpak, while KDE's system monitor is system package yes
IAh. Suppose I should have specified.
Tyoure good idk how to answer the question though lol
RIt didn't work unfortunately, the epic games app says the device is not supported, I tried the standalone apk but upon clicking install nothing happens
REpic games hates linux users I guess
KProven
RI actually got it to open now lol
RUsing libndk
RDidn't know that was a thing
RHopefully they don't ban me
_I've been getting an "error in update script, check logs for more info" when the updater tries to update each day, where can I find the log to figure out what's going on?
TIs there a way to install npm/nodejs with bazzite?
RCrashed after updating, I give up now 
Pyou can layer it if you need that for whatever reason but if it's for dev work use containers
Ptoolbox, distrobox, doesnt matter
_how does this work? can you still call it from the terminal if you want to build a project? I'm not very good with this container stuff yet.
P@_cryptagion you enter the relevant container when you need it. if you're doing dev stuff on an immutable distro you should usually be doing everything inside a container so that you don't have to layer a bunch of packages into the "stable base OS", slowing down
rpm-ostreewas a reply when i started typing..
Pjust mess around with them. distrobox is real easy but so is toolbox
Pthere's just recipes to create distrobox containers for a bunch of popular distros included in bazzite,
ujust distrobox-arch would give you an arch container, ujust distrobox-fedora etc