Is :testing for OLED currently up to date with kernel modules/configs from stock Steam OS in regards to audio system/handling?
I reinstalled stock Steam OS today on my OLED in order to see whether my issues with distorted audio are related strictly to Bazzite or it is a Valve's issue.
Well, it turns out audio is 100% fine on stock Steam OS.
Now I reinstalled back stock Bazzite (:testing branch rebase + setup with Bazzite portal) and my audio issues are once again back - occasional crackling and from very little to frequent audio stutters/distortions (imagine if somebody had 'playback speed' knob and would turn it down below 100% by a random value for a randomised fraction of second every ~second). Additional strange thing is that for most games it seems 'mostly' fine (although still happens if you listen carefully to the speakers) - however, it is very noticeable in rhythm games, when almost immediately you can notice that audio goes out of sync with prompts on the screen (due to those issues) - and the longer stage goes, the more out of sync it gets. This makes rhythm games unplayable on Bazzite whereas it's fine on stock SteamOS.
I apologise for bugging ppl again with this, but this issue is really annoying me, seems to happen only on Bazzite itself and I can't seem to find any other person which would report such issue (maybe I haven't searched well enough)
Are pipewire/wireplumber configs from /usr/share (which, from what I understand, are config templates) show values which are default when no system/user config is present?
Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ This tutorial will help you get rid of crackling/popping issues in PipeWire and PipeWire-Pulse, as well as replace PulseAudio with PipeWire. Note: This guide was written for pipewire with pipewire-media-session, not wireplumber, if you have wireplumber installed some of the configs will be at different locations, under differ...
On bazzite-deck-gnome, or any -gnome image for that matter, Discover Overlay will not start due to GNOME mutter not supporting the Layered Shell protocol used by discover-overlaydiscover-overlay on Wayland.
Ok dumb question but maybe im missing something if i wanted to attempt to fix the syntax warning the net.py file of waydroid is producing how can i save the modified file so waydroid will use it so i can test it? As apparently /usr/lib/waydroid is read only..
will do, just wasn't sure if it was booting but doing first time setup or borked, figured if it was the former i would be able to see services if i hit b like on my lcd