so flatpaks shouldn't be installed to a container?
so flatpaks shouldn't be installed to a container?
_I'm assuming since they are sandboxed anyway, that wouldn't make much sense
VFlatpak itself is a container technology
VSo, no.
P^
Tone example: NTFS does not support
NTFS also has a 255 or so character limit per filename component
: characters in file names. Wine prefixes have symlinks to c: or z: which include the unsupported character. this is the core reason why people say to not use NTFS drives for linux gaming. if you offload the prefix to a compatible file system (and symlink it if needed), you can play off of NTFS without issues.NTFS also has a 255 or so character limit per filename component
_what is everyone's opinion of snap? it seems like most of the software in snapd is also available as a flatpak, should I just avoid snap entirely?
RDecky loader apparently stopped working in the latest steamos beta, after switching to stable its working again
_idk if it's the switching that fixed it, mine stopped working but after a restart it was working again
_I didn't change anything at all in the meantime
_might have been just a temp glitch
RI restarted several times and even reinstalled decky loader using bazzite portal but didn't work
RI'll switch to beta again later and see if it stops working again
DYou want to use snap on bazzite?
FI think that there is a fix for 255 limit on Windows via regedit
Not sure on Linux
Not sure on Linux
Chas anyone here successfully patched nvidia drivers with the keylase patches without building a custom image? Or has there been consideration in including these patches in the base image? Ive tried looking for any insight on if itd even be possible to patch the driver without a custom image but my searches havent been successful
Jcouple days into bazzite and I'm quite impressed, normally I find glaring design issues I disagree with in these types of projects, but so far I'm quite happy I don't have to manually craft a arch image (was my original plan)
Jgood job team
_i don't know?
_that's why I was asking
KThat's what most of us do
JI wish appimages where more adopted generally speaking, but the Dev is a bit back and forth with his goals
Jnot a big fan of flatpaks depending containers
KSuper wasteful compared to flatpak imo, rather just back that until it wins out over snap
Jya they are a bit bloated
Jfuck snap
JI see bazzite is using OCI IMAGES and I see the term layers going on. is this way of distributing kinda like a docker image in terms of layers. and where can I look more into this.
JI wouldn't mind contributing but I'm a bit behind
KYou got it, it's made with a Containerfile
KLayers is talking about post setup, ostree lets you install rpms by layering them on top of the image
KAs an end user
J
Jthx
Knp
JI see fedora has some toys I need to familiarize myself with first. cool stuff.
EAnyone else have the duplicate controllers when using switch pro controllers?
RIs there a way to make steam use ge proton instead of automatically installing their proton 7/8/experimental when I download a new game?
MEnable developer settings within game mode and go to the new dev menu, you’ll see an option to change default proton compatibility version
Mthis only applies to non-steam games or games marked non-playable on the Steam store afaik
MI’m not sure if there’s a way to force override even playable/verified steam deck games
Mat least not automatically
_yes, check the compatibility page in settings
_
_you can override everything you run through steam
MOh really?? That’s great to know.
_note that this is also true on SteamOS or Bazzite on the Deck
_Oh! I should also note this won't change the proton version each game uses if it's a supported title, it will default to whatever version is latest, I believe. use the game list view in ProtonUp to pick the proton version for all of your games
Kyou can still override that per-game
Kthe global one there is just setting the default
K(which I generally always put as proton experimental)
_yes, and the easiest way to orrveride per-game is through ProtonUp
