RIt might.
RGo in system settings and check the number after F7A
RThat's the number mentioned above.
R120 dropped two days ago.
R(Or F7G if you have an OLED)
DI typed
ujust update-firmwareCheck the version number of the bios in game mode.
RYou might already have them enabled otherwise.
Dmine is f7a0119 or something like that, ends with 119
Toh i didnt know this... i guess i should change that documentation when i get home later
RSo it's enabled
RIt's the shipping one in bazzite.
RAsk @KyleGospo for be sure tho.
RBut it should be the default IIRC now.
RIt might be able to distinguish between people with DeckHD/32 GB RAM mod/etc.
Ti think it does
Tbut yeah ill wait for kyle's response on that
Ti wont be able to edit it anyways until later because i have to go, but i think it can distinguish during a hardware check at first boot or something like that
RI'm having to use steamos stable bc beta is having some issues with the interface for me
RMy wireless was dead when I left SteamOS
RIt was freezing 5 times each day.
RStable/beta, beta is not changing the active window after I leave the QAM or steam button
RIdk if it's a bazzite issue or steamos
Tthat looks more like a Steam client (not SteamOS) issue
RSteam client.
RIt also happens some times on my end.
RIt's rare at least.
Kit's default selected in yafti
Kit's just that from a cold boot you have none, this is a safety thing for people with modded bioses
Kso they don't get it overridden
FJust curious, does anyone know when OLED users can safely rebase from testing to latest?
Kgonna be a while
Kdue to the secure boot changes
FGotcha, that makes sense. I assume it'll be part of the release announcement on Github, like when testing was considered safe (for OLED).
Dwhy is there ruby code in bazzite?
Kthere isn't
Dwhat makes github think that?
Kno idea
KGitHub
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ZIs it possible to change the nested desktop resolution to the one chosen by SteamOS?
Kyou can change it in /etc/default
ZI know I used a bit of an edit on the script to get that working
ZOhh
ZCuriously, I checked the file of the script and it seemed to have these variables loaded but also got these variables in the file as well
Z
Kif you mean the nested-desktop executable
Kit's because they serve as a default
Kfor if the file in /etc/default doesn't exist
ZAh
ZSo the
:- is a way in Bash to say "Use this if not set"?