Just curious, does anyone know when OLED users can safely rebase from testing to latest?
Just 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"?Kright
ZOh sweet
ZI can use that for a script of my own :D
ZSo, can I make that variable a script using
${}?ZOh wait, that should be
$()ZHopefully this will work
ZIt did not :(
ZIt should work
RInstalled bazzite-deck:testing on OLED after putting in 2TB SSD. Issues encountered:
1) GRUB isn't hidden by default. Displays for 5 seconds, then picks first option if no action from user. Displays 4(??) options plus UEFI entry (shouldn't GRUB be hidden by default?).
2) By default, scaling factor was set to 175% in desktop mode (carried over from bazzite-deck:latest?).
3) SD card (from LCD with Bazzite) was put into OLED while turned off. OLED hasn't recognized it right after booting; attempts at format resulted in errors. Ejecting card and putting it in again (live) helped, it has been properly recognized this time with all data on it.
1) GRUB isn't hidden by default. Displays for 5 seconds, then picks first option if no action from user. Displays 4(??) options plus UEFI entry (shouldn't GRUB be hidden by default?).
2) By default, scaling factor was set to 175% in desktop mode (carried over from bazzite-deck:latest?).
3) SD card (from LCD with Bazzite) was put into OLED while turned off. OLED hasn't recognized it right after booting; attempts at format resulted in errors. Ejecting card and putting it in again (live) helped, it has been properly recognized this time with all data on it.
K1) GRUB isn't hidden by default. Displays for 5 seconds, then picks first option if no action from user. Displays 4(??) options plus UEFI entry (shouldn't GRUB be hidden by default?).This is correct behavior, it's hidden by Yafti
Kgotta finish that process
ROh OK , so it's WIP, never mind then, thank you 
Kby default GRUB is shown, it's optionally hidden by yafti (bazzite portal)
Kyou can also hide it with
ujustI get it now, yes I haven't run Bazzite portal yet to install stuff, that explains it
ROne thing that scared me a bit was that my touchscreen wasn't working at all at first, but putting OLED in storage mode fixed it.
R(scared because I replaced my SSD right before installation, feared that I broke something)
RThanks for help once again!
ZOh, is the variable of the resolution not being re-loaded after editing the file in
/etc/default?ZPerhaps that's why it didn't work
ZI tried changing it to 1920x1080 now but it's still on 1280x800
JThis is an extremely minor issue, but on bazzite-deck-gnome:testing, the screen timeout on inactivity does not seem to ever get triggered.
VI have a similar issue on latest with KDE
VScreen fades to black, never sleeps, if you push a button it does the fade animation again.
S@chaiqi I tried the Flatpak version of Firefox and the plasma integration seemed to give me the same error of not working with the system.
CHuh 
SIt might be a problem with Flatpak in general?
CYeah
CNice to have it narrowed down somewhat, at least...
CHello fellas, first of all, I read thru all the 2.0 documentation of Bazzite and also the last two Buzzes, amazing work, congratulations to everybody who's helping making this OS, is incredibly how far has it advanced in just 3-4 months 
Now, I would like to know the status in how is it working in the Legion Go, as I'm thinking about buying it either in february or march, however if I have the opportunity, I'll grab it early January.
Now, I would like to know the status in how is it working in the Legion Go, as I'm thinking about buying it either in february or march, however if I have the opportunity, I'll grab it early January.
CMy plan is to get the 512 GB base model and just buy a big 1 TB SD card, I'll like to dual boot as some games (namely Fall Guys and some other multiplayer ones) only work in Windows, but that would basically be it, I saw some reports that QAM was working but other instances where is not
