The image comes with steam pre-installed, that's the recommended one to use
The image comes with steam pre-installed, that's the recommended one to use
HIt wasn't on bazzite gnome for me
HI used the flatpak
KHow long ago? We only started layering it on desktop releases a couple months back
HLiterally yesterday
KThat's simply not possible, you can look at the container file. Steam is included
HOh wait what
HI do have it installed oops
HThis explains why I had duplicate menu entries
HYes I am a dumbass
Klol, it happens
HNow that I'm thinking about it, what is the difference between bazzite stable testing and unstable?
Kall 3 are built on the same base (fedora stable)
HYeah I understand that much
Konly difference is what we package into them
Ktesting has newer packages than stable, unstable has even newer packages than that and experimental changes we don't really want anyone using unless they have a good reason to
HAh alright, I went with unstable because I want to test experimental shit lmao
Kmy recommendation would be to stick w/ testing for that, but unstable is close enough
Kjust expect more breakages since that's sort of our playground
HMakes sense, well make sure to have fun so I can join in 
HBare minimum I know it'll boot since you can't exactly push a change that won't build lmao
Kcan definitely push something that won't boot
Kbut you'll still be able to rollback
HYou can? I thought the whole build system prevented that
Kit's built in an ubuntu image, the build has to be successful but that doesn't mean it'll actually run
Kcould easily push something that crashes immediately
HAh fair
Dive been trying to make this work for days, but the experience has been horrible as soon as I start up a game. the display is constantly freezing, crashing, or bugging out. i thought id try disabling the laptop display and using only the monitor, and it was horrific. Is there any way to have a good external monitor experience with an optimus laptop on Linux?
Dor do I need to switch back to windows
Khave you gotten a displayport adapter?
Dno, but I dont know how many of those issues it will fix
Ktbh, all
Kyou are using a monitor that frankly shouldn't have an HDMI port on it
Dreally? when switching to only external display and the experience becoming unbearably horrific, I assumed the issue was more to do with optimus
Kyour issue has nothing to do with displays or settings and everything to do with HDMI bandwidth
KHDMI cannot drive that resolution at that framerate, you will have all sorts of random issues trying to
Dthe issues still persist if I reduce it to 1080p@60hz in gnome display settings
Dwill displayport completely fix it?
Dill get a displayport cable, but I have my doubts about this magically fixing all the issues
LCan't install
LFails halfway
LIso gnome-nvidia
ETry installing Fedora Silverblue and rebasing
LI have no idea how to do that
DAn immutable variant looks, feels, and behaves just like a regular desktop operating system, but your updates are delivered as full images of a working system. This makes every installation identical to every other, and it will never change while in use. What's more, Silverblue will always keep an older version of the system around for you to bo...
EAfter installing, you just need to run:
And you'll be good
rpm-ostree rebase ostree-unverified-registry:ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-gnome-nvidia:latestAnd you'll be good
LAny particular reason lvm is being used?
ZAnyone else having problems playing youtube videos after being in sleep mode?
EIf I had to imagine, it's because it allows for more flexibility post install. Some of the time, people want to be able to resize volumes after installation and LVM makes that a lot easier at a very low performance cost. The one thing to watch out for is you probably don't want a logical volume spanning multiple disks so I'd double check to make sure that's not the case. If one fails, you lose everything
EI can't say I do. What hardware and browser are you using?
ZFirefox on Steam Deck LCD
