Kwireless charging mice for life
ENever having to plug it in or swap batteries is so good
ECould it be the Bluetooth adapter causing the issue? Anyway to disable the built in one on my motherboard via os and would a 4.0 USB one work to try that?
ENot sure if I can disable via bios not seen an option but not home to try
EQuick Google seems can't turn it off via bios
Hi know in kde you can name the adapters and you will have to disable the adapter each time you start up bazzite
Hin gnome i know you can disable 1 adapter and it will stay off between reboots
WDo you mind at least telling me where I need to edit that stuff? In those pages it doesn't tell me where I have to
Hfor kernel arguments check
for modules just check if they are enabled with
rpm-ostree kargsfor modules just check if they are enabled with
lsmod | grep nvidia
RDRD is half broken, so no, not yet. They also reverted it back on 120
RIt's more an hassle rather than a feature right now.
R@KyleGospo
RHmm.
RThis post remember me something I had experienced recently.
Hi know for hybrid graphics bazzite comes with the required hybrid graphics tools
RPeople point to this as the fix, @KyleGospo https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/bluetooth/bluetooth-next.git/commit/?id=df24d38bc7acd546eebd5567ea2d41f8eb2d6afa
RNot sure why bluez assumes a commit not even merged in mainline as the default, but that's another issue entirely.
RGitHub
Hello, Bluez 5.71 introduced a regression where the initial auto-connect for Bluetooth devices doesn't work anymore. Indeed, at system startup, starting a Bluetooth device (headset in my case) ...
RHere is the reference.
RAnd yeah, my suspicion regarding a kernel regression seems to be correct in this case.
WOnly thing missing is fbdev=1, how do I add it?
Krpm-ostree kargs --append=fbdev=1WSince it's for the nvidia_drm module, it is --append=nvidia_drm.fbdev=1 ?
Kwhat are you trying to do exactly?
WChecking over what is missing, I already fixed the random freezes
Kwe do this for you
WThat parameter is missing, shouldnt I add it?
K/etc/modprobe.d/nvidia.confWOk, now I just need to setup PRIME for switchable graphics then
Kdone for you
WReally? Where do I find the Optimus option then?
KGitHub
Mirrored from gitlab. Contribute to Jhyub/supergfxctl-plasmoid development by creating an account on GitHub.
Kpreinstalled
WEhm...
KIt's an applet, not an application
KButton right
WOh I see it
WWell, I think that's all, ty Kyle
KNp
KWhat was the crash fix you said you did?
Whttps://wiki.archlinux.org/title/NVIDIA_Optimus# points 3.1.2 and 5.10, and the other fix for x11 I pinged you before
WWith that x11 fix, the screen overall is more sharp, I can notice the difference from yesterday
K@Robotta @hikariknight if you use the testing branch Xwayland has the explicit sync patches
Hhuh, did i need explicit sync for something? 
RDoes that fix the 545 issues?
Hi do use xwayland a bit but mostly for xwayland video bridge
KAt least some of them
Hi dont even use nvidia 
WWhat is the difference between Wayland and xwayland?
