Jnot blinking, just solid, almost seems like grub is stuck trying to boot the kernel
Jwill 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
KShould have a message on screen, and a logo
KUnless this is the stable image
KThen just wait, only testing has the needed changes for display from a cold boot
Myeah I think this is what happens if you install from the iso
Mrebase to testing doesn’t have the issue
Mbut I’ve done it a couple times so the install iso does work
Jmy first attempt was changing the grub entry in the iso to pull directly from testing, and i had the same result
Jthe picture i took was on stable but testing was the same thing
Mah I’ve only done install iso -> rebase instead of direct so I’m not sure about that part of it
Jthat certainly could be the discrepancy
Jin any case, it's up now
NI have bazzite installed on my desktop PC and something I've noticed with Steam is I am not getting anywhere close to the download speed that is available through my modem. I have gigabit and I'm getting only about 165mbps peak.
NNot sure if anyone has found a fix for this or is experiencing a similar issue.
Nclearing my download cache in steam helped a bit.
Htry close steam and add this to
~/.steam/steam/steam_dev.cfgHthen start steam
Hsee if that helps
Halso if the disk is capping out on write speed then that will also be your bottleneck, could be as simple as the controller, lack of dram cache, etc
NYeah, I checked my disk and it's an NVME disk with more than enough write speed.
NI had to create the steam_dev.cfg file as it didn't exist before.
Hyeah it doesnt exist by default
Hit just feeds in steam console commands on steam startup
NSo, what is this doing? because my speed is MUCH better now.
Nlike 4x better.
Nstill not quite getting to the full gig speed, but way better than before.
Hi guess the first one enables p2p downloads
2nd one downloads multiple smaller parts instead i think
2nd one downloads multiple smaller parts instead i think
Hnot looked into the options too much
Hjust saw they were recommended for the deck at some point here and it worked for me so
CNot that surprising considering that Lenovo is a lot more Linux friendly than ASUS, plus, the Legion Go doesn't burn your SD cards, which is neat
CDammit, I wanted to make that joke, my M2 MBA is a beast, is the reason I ended up buying a pc and then selling it, I like my mac so mucho I just never used the PC, which is also why I want to buy the LGO, better suits my needs
Nthanks for the help on this!
_can anyone tell me where this log is located at so I can try to figure out what's going on?
KYou can run ublue-update to see more
KThat's also failing in the fleek step
KSo you can update fleek and see what it's spitting out
_thank you very much! fleek needed to be initiated, that was all.
_btw, on a little side note, what is fleek?
_it had me put in my git information when I ran the init script
K#
fleek
fleekKMakes nix easier to use
Dexcept it won't be able to install packages outside of nixpkgs or system wide package support
Dit is still in grub mode
AIt's merged!
JDoes anyone know if a way to add a screen time limit to the deck? Maybe something with decky?
Kthere's a plugin for it
Kdecky, yea
JMaybe I’m just searching the wrong things
