I'm going to make a wild guess... but does it perform better than in Windows?
I'm going to make a wild guess... but does it perform better than in Windows?
VPretty sure
VDoesn't game mode work now?
Kshould for most
CWine basically translates DX9 and up to Vulkan, and ARC GPUs are dog crap with anything below DX12, but shine like a diamond in DX12 and Vulkan
CIiiiinteresting
VTheir DXVK implementation is probably just not as good
CYeah, didn't they literally just yoinked a DXVK port for Windows and called it a day? I do know they work reaaaally hard on the drivers tho, like, surprisingly so
Dyes but it still have rough edges with some games
there is new driver that will replace i915 https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-New-Xe-Linux-Driver
there is new driver that will replace i915 https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-New-Xe-Linux-Driver
If you are running the newest Intel Raptor Lake processors with integrated graphics and the latest Intel Arc Graphics discrete graphics cards under Linux, you are currently relying on the Intel 'i915' DRM kernel graphics driver..
RYeah, their driver on Linux is quite not complete.
RThey are still missing a lot of Vulkan extensions needed for stuff.
RThey made dedicated GPUs with integrated driver support basically :P
CWould you look at that! Phoronix has a laptop with the rumoured chip and compared it with the 7840U, Z1 Extreme with AI thingymabobs
CYesterday I posted the first Intel Meteor Lake Linux benchmarks that were focused on the CPU capabilities with the Intel Core Ultra 7 155H on Ubuntu Linux compared to the existing AMD Ryzen 7 7840U.
CEither similar or better performance using less energy, go go competition!
RThey seem to have a decent GPU at least.
RProblem is that 99% of issues with Intel graphics is with their drivers, not the hardware in itself.
R(And CPU was underwhelming, from what I read. I'm not surprised by that)
RGood luck selling the MSI thing with Intel Windows drivers on top :P
REspecially more power efficient, which I did not predict a mile away XD
Lhttps://github.com/dev-0x7C6/xwiimote-ng
I found out that someone has finally forked the xwiimote project.
I don't know if this could be included in bazzite or not, but I just wanted to at least inform that this exists.
I found out that someone has finally forked the xwiimote project.
I don't know if this could be included in bazzite or not, but I just wanted to at least inform that this exists.
GitHub
Open Source Nintendo Wii Remote Linux Device Driver. Modernized version of original xwiimote. - GitHub - dev-0x7C6/xwiimote-ng: Open Source Nintendo Wii Remote Linux Device Driver. Modernized versi...
EThank you! Will have a look here shortly
LI found this on my quest to document how you connect most of gaming inputs with Linux (with a RetroDECK lens) and find if there are roadblocks and what they are.
Still WIP on the Wiimote entry for those that want to read it:
https://retrodeck.readthedocs.io/en/latest/wiki_controllers/controllers-motion/
Some things I did not know about what the efforts in happening right now in systemd on gaming devices:
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/22681
Still WIP on the Wiimote entry for those that want to read it:
https://retrodeck.readthedocs.io/en/latest/wiki_controllers/controllers-motion/
Some things I did not know about what the efforts in happening right now in systemd on gaming devices:
https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/22681
EThat is extremely cool. Your documentation is put together very nicely. Had no idea the systemd folks were working on this kind of stuff. Awesome to see
LIf you are intressed I can keep posting my findings here 
if that is ok by the rest of the bazzite team.
Else check on the RetroDECK wiki and I will document everything there.
I'm also trying to save up to buy some other old hardware controllers, it is easier to write a guide when you have it in hand.
Most things are not well documented, even by the emulators or even Valve.
if that is ok by the rest of the bazzite team. Else check on the RetroDECK wiki and I will document everything there.
I'm also trying to save up to buy some other old hardware controllers, it is easier to write a guide when you have it in hand.
Most things are not well documented, even by the emulators or even Valve.
EI'm definitely interested and okay with that. A lot of documentation is lacking and it's nice to know what's going on, especially if it means we may be able to improve things here. I really appreciate it
Everything is easier with hardware in hand haha
Everything is easier with hardware in hand haha
LOk input detective Lazorne found something else:
This talks about an effort to add the Wii-U gamepad into the hid of the main kernel.
https://lwn.net/Articles/856552/
https://lwn.net/ml/linux-kernel/20211027101043.31609-6-linkmauve@linkmauve.fr/
But the effort seams to have stalled.
It is based on the work done by https://github.com/rolandoislas/libdrc
It looks like https://gitlab.com/linux-wiiu/linux-wiiu
The Linux distro for the wii u have been keeping on developing it.
The hid exists in their repo here:
https://gitlab.com/linux-wiiu/linux-wiiu/-/blob/rewrite-4.19/drivers/hid/hid-wiiu-drc.c
Maybe it could be intressting for bazzite
This talks about an effort to add the Wii-U gamepad into the hid of the main kernel.
https://lwn.net/Articles/856552/
https://lwn.net/ml/linux-kernel/20211027101043.31609-6-linkmauve@linkmauve.fr/
But the effort seams to have stalled.
It is based on the work done by https://github.com/rolandoislas/libdrc
It looks like https://gitlab.com/linux-wiiu/linux-wiiu
The Linux distro for the wii u have been keeping on developing it.
The hid exists in their repo here:
https://gitlab.com/linux-wiiu/linux-wiiu/-/blob/rewrite-4.19/drivers/hid/hid-wiiu-drc.c
Maybe it could be intressting for bazzite
L
RI think it was mentioned already some time ago, but to be sure - rebasing from bazzite-deck to bazzite-deck-gnome will introduce instabilities to the system and is not recommended? (In other words, if I want to check GNOME deck version as a long time KDE user, I have to do full reinstall?)
RFor the GNOME desktop among the technologies that will hopefully mature into good shape this year are high dynamic range (HDR) display support as well as variable refresh rate (VRR)
RAlso FYI wrt earlier talk about VRR support in Gnome
KHasn't Gnome been working on that for a few years at this point? I mean, for the sake of gnome users, I hope they do sort it out this year, I just tend to not hold my breath in relation to gnome getting stuff done in a sensible timeframe.
EWill definitely take a look! In the meantime, I've packaged xwiimote-ng 
Jwe have it, you can use it if you want
EAt worst your apps may not look quite right. You can rebase between the two. It's just generally not suggested
Kummm
Kwat.
KTry to run Oblivion, get SELinux error?
ENothing to worry about. It's since been removed. An update will get rid of those notifications
Kok but it also makes the game not run
Kwould ignore fix that?
EThat message in and of itself shouldn't be preventing Oblivion from starting
Kif I run the game without Gamescope, no message and the game runs. If I use gamescope, I get that message and the game doesn't run.
KI'll check if it's only Oblivion doing it
Kyeah Skyrim doesn't have that problem. Weird.
EThe only thing that does is forward alerts to the user. Those are still being logged; they just aren't visible to you
EIt sounds like a different issue entirely
EI own the game so I will look into it
KHmm, anyone else with Oblivion able to see if gamescope works with it or not?
KAh cool ty
