KTry switching to X11, can do it from login screen
L@KyleGospo something got messed up somewhere.. would simply reinstalling it (gamescope) repair it?
KNo, you have the same game scope as everyone else
KThat's the entire point of immutable
LUhm yes actually about that... Somewhere along the way I disabled the login screen, but I kinda forgot how. how can I get it back?
KLikely in settings
_if you set it to autologin, then you can turn that off in settings
_settings > startup and shutdown > login screen > behavior
_or, unless you told it to automatically log back in, you can just log out
_otherwise, you'll have to turn that off too
LOk figured it thank you
LI set it to autologin x11 and rebooted
L@KyleGospo so what would cause Unit gamescope-session-steam.service could not be found. after running systemctl status gamescope-session-steam
_our forefathers have said that, one day, wayland will not cause issues with literally everything it touches
LI seem to remember that I set it to wayland because something else wasn't working but I'll see what goes on along the way
KHow about the other command I gave you to run?
LAmen I guess
LWell x11 fixed Greenwithenvy
LLet's see if it fixes my main issue now
LUnit gamescope-session-plus.service could not be found.
KTry just gamescope-session
KAlso try adding --user
LProtonUpQT is not successfully adding steamtinkerlaunch to the path when it installs it, even after reboot. Does anyone know of a simple fix for this?
Lbash: gamescope-session: command not found
LCombined with the misterious audio popping issues I’m having, I’m getting me close to reinstalling windows until I finish cyberpunk
KSystemctl status
Lbash: Systemctl: command not found
LNothing. Hogwarts legacy STILL tried its best to avoid the Nvidia gpu
Lbash i think might be borked it looks
LBut now I don't think it is about the drivers if gwe works
KTerminal is case sensitive and I have not been giving you commands you could just copy and paste
KAre you launching this through Steam or some other way?
Loh my bad
LI'm opening the game via steam and using nvtop to look at gpu usage
LThe game maxes my igpu usage and runs at about 3 fps while the dgpu idles at 0
Lok systemctl status did result in output but i think its to big to output here
KYeah I don't want that whole status either, I'm looking for gamescope-session
KAnd if that doesn't output anything try adding --user
Lok ill check
Lnothing is listed for gamescope-session using either the command or with --user
Lits not listed at all also when using systemctl status --user it list State: degraded under fedora.. not sure if thats something to be concerned about atm
LWhat's WEIRD is that the in game settings show my correct video card, but nvtop shows that it does not matter which one I select, the integrated gpu always gets used.
L@KyleGospo so um what are my options currently
Ksystemctl status gamescope-session-plus@YOURUSERNAME --usergamescope-session-plus@deck.service - Gamescope Session Plus
Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/user/gamescope-session-plus@.service; static)
Drop-In: /usr/lib/systemd/user/service.d
└─10-timeout-abort.conf
Active: inactive (dead)
Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/user/gamescope-session-plus@.service; static)
Drop-In: /usr/lib/systemd/user/service.d
└─10-timeout-abort.conf
Active: inactive (dead)
Kjournalctl -u gamescope-session-plus@YOURUSERNAME --user
Kyou'll want to open an issue with them
KThis may be fixed in
:testing-- No entries --
Klast option, try switching to gamemode and then in your home dir there are logs that get created as hidden dotfiles
