Valve changed the usb mode back to xhci apparently
Valve changed the usb mode back to xhci apparently
Hujust use-stock-gamepadscurrently youre using ublue-gamepads which fixes other things, but breaks some other controllers, you cant have both active at the same time sadly
Ahey kyle, can i bother you? i would like your help, how do i dual boot win11 and bazzite?
A@KyleGospo
KDesktop or deck?
Astill with my laptop
KDo you have two drives in that laptop?
Ano, one, i already have win11 in a 300gb partition
KThe best thing you can do is install Windows first, then install Bazzite in the remaining empty space
KNote that unless Windows has its own drive you run the risk of having your boot partition taken over by windows
Athat means..... windows can format the bazzite partition?
Knot format, it'll set it's own boot partition as the default and stop grub from being the default
Kmeaning your boot selector goes away
Kbest to keep windows on it's own drive when dual booting for that reason
Ahm, i cant really afford anything rn, let me try first with a single drive
KKtuned with that in-progress PPD API
Kand options for pstate added to all the default profiles
Thttps://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=129
try reading these docs on it. i didnt write the single drive guide, and havent tested it myself. but it may work. there's also a video linked there of dual booting on a legion go
try reading these docs on it. i didnt write the single drive guide, and havent tested it myself. but it may work. there's also a video linked there of dual booting on a legion go
Universal Blue
Dual booting can work, but it requires either manual partitioning, which is not recommended, or installing the other operating system(s) on a separate drive. Dual booting Bazzite with Windows on the same drive works better with Windows already installed before Bazzite. General Guide for the Same Drive This portion of the guide was written by C...
Tofc if you already have bazzite installed
Tthen you probably can't do this without reinstalling sadly
Tunless windows is on a separate drive
Ai dont find it really clear about the process, do i install win first, than do the manual partitions? or do i make bazzite first with manual partitions and then win?
Twindows first --> shrink partitions, but then in the bazzite installer: you have manually parition in there following that guide or something. like i said not even i know 
i dual boot on an external drive with wintogo
i dual boot on an external drive with wintogoTpretty sure you have to downsize windows first yea
Tthen partition inside the bazzite installer
Jinteresting: tuned-profiles-atomic 2.21.0.bazzite.0.0.git.1303.9497a642
EYessssss!!
EI think it's meant specifically for containers running on a host versus something meant to be used on a host system but I could be wrong. I remember being confused by the wording used
Jyeah I'll try to find out what it is when I find some time, interesting
EOpe there's a host and guest profile
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man7/tuned-profiles-atomic.7.html
Now it makes sense what they're for
https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/man7/tuned-profiles-atomic.7.html
Now it makes sense what they're for
A@nickname one thing, to have grump starting selecting partition do i boot grump or do i need to install bazzite with grump or something?
A@KyleGospo
Kgrub is built in
Kinstalling bazzite 2nd ensures grub finds your windows install
Aok got it
KI'm successfully dual booting right now, although I'm using 2 drives.
Anyway to uncap the resolution in games. It won't go above 720p although I have a 4k screen
Anyway to uncap the resolution in games. It won't go above 720p although I have a 4k screen
KThis should be fixed in the latest builds
KAwesome work everyone, this is such a great project I might even buy a stronger mini PC for it depending on what comes out at CES
KThanks @KyleGospo I'll try updating
JIf I understand things correctly, Valve's HDR support is expressly designed for the steamdeck and doesn't really handle cases where a monitor could have design quirks that aren't fully spec-complaint or could have garbage EDID. Gnome's HDR support should be more general purpose and robust in this regard
KJoshua did a whole talk on it, and had a little seciton dedicated to bike shedding over this lol
KSteamOS HDR is the bare minimum to make it work for games
Kand KDE will have support for the same next release
Kreal full-desktop HDR will be amazing when it lands
JI wish the folks in the peanut gallery understood this. Just because the steamdeck added support for HDR with some patches that doesn't mean Gnome is behind or something. HDR support is hard to implement because it has to work for all kinds of hardware of varying quality and it can only be implemented on the Wayland side
PYeah, when my M1 chipset has hardware acceleration to actually render any HDR content
Pbut fr it's nice to see things clicking into place.
ECan I ask rq what flatpak version bazzite is on (
flatpak --version) ?EDeck/SteamOS is on 1.14.4 from March, curious if bazzite is more recent
K1.15.6
