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N@Kyle Gospo do we have a tracker issue for all the things that are required to be fixed to move the Steam Deck OLED off of testing?
NI've seen several users talking about this today about where this was at. Be nice to point them to a link for it.
Ait would be nice if there was some kind project trello shows list what currently working on and what fixes on queue
NYeah! GitHub has a projects feature, I'm thinking we could put something together using that.
NVery similar to Trello.
Knot yet, but we can make one
Kit's only two issues
NAwesome!
NTracking issue should suffice then.
Jwe had a lane for bazzite in the main project board
Bi am told to restart and rerun the cmd
Band in doing so repeats this message
Hhmm just do
i will have to look at the logic of the command later
sudo systemctl enable --now libvirtdi will have to look at the logic of the command later
Bthat fixed it
Hi looked at the command, as long as youre booted into an image with virt-manager layered it will run the systemctl command, i will write the test to be a bit different later. heading to bed now
KGitHub
All audio will stop after putting the deck to sleep then moving from gaming mode to desktop mode or vice versa. This is on gnome:testing Upon checking sound output settings in Gnome Settings, the o...
K1/2 of OLED issues
KThe other one is the refresh rate not properly changing, locked at 90hz
KThat one is likely a bug in DRM introduced after Linux 6.1
KAnd chimera/Nobara/us are all interested in fixing it
KThe audio one here also affects Nobara since they use our DSP packages and the same Kernel version
CWhich I believe is literally the single last issue that the Legion Go has, and that if you use the neptune kernel from valve, it gets fixed, so basically if y'all fix the OLED, you get the Legion for free!
Ireally wish Valve would just release sorces at this point. come on already!
KCan't thank Evlav enough for creating his repos
KThis entire project is built on that foundation
NAre they a dev at valve?
KNope, just a very angry and kind individual rebuilding the repositories from packages
KGit history included
KAnyway as a result of that we have all of Valve's patches, the bug is in other people's changes since 6.1
KWhich I suppose makes it all the more regrettable than valve is on such an ancient kernel version since they are best equipped to fix it
KBut we'll figure it out
KReminds me of the old days -- I got my start making source mods
KAnd for one of them I needed to make menus for the main menu, which was all VGUI2 that wasn't in the source we got
KAnd not documented on the dev wiki
KWithout the HL2 leak source code I'd never have pulled it off
MI’ve just discovered the joys of
make rpm-pkgMgood lord does this save a lot of the heavy lifting for kernel builds
MI’m attempting to package Chimera’s Neptune kernel spin as an .rpm
MI’m hoping that having logs from Legion Go on Neptune and maybe Ally on Neptune will offer some more tidbits at what’s broken upstream
BThank you for the help
CJesus christ, I'm watching the WAN show live, it seems there's a new MSI monitor, that uses AI that looks at the minimap in LoL, to let you know, if an enemy is coming, like it's literally, a cheating monitor
CMeanwhile, LoL is gonna implement a rootkit that is supposed to prevent cheating
CThis is hilarious
IIt's going to be amusing watching where lines are drawn
DLegal cheat
