How’s Bazzite nvidia on 4000 series cards atm?
How’s Bazzite nvidia on 4000 series cards atm?
Tit should function. usual nvidia woes on linux though
Twayland and nvidia drivers are not a great combo
Tat least currently with the proprietary drivers. nvk might change that but too early to tell
Pbecause you don't necessarily want to just blindly write 777 permissions to files, but doing so for directories allows full traversial, reading, and writing
proton shouldn't need the execute bit set for the .exes anyway
proton shouldn't need the execute bit set for the .exes anyway
Pfind /path/ -type d -exec chmod 777 {} \; will only update the directoriesPhowever, I was going to add users to the
games group, so 775 should be plenty
Rvalve broke fan controls
RRRwell,kyle
Ri guess i'll comment it out then /s
RYeah, it's trying to parse a non existent argument from the config file.
R@Kyle Gospo they forgot to add dry_run: false to the config file for the LCD deck and the service is failing.
RCompare the galileo one and it will immediately be evident.
IHi, we were talking yesterday about having a second user to play games on and I wanted to ask you something about the steam flatpak. Can you add an secondary drive as steam storage when using the steam flatpak?
XApparently it's a CPU stealing power from GPU problem
BYes, it works just like regular steam...only difference is that you need to give the flatpak itself permission to read from the drive/folder
II'm having troubles* with the steam flatpak.
Igame backups also dont work, even though I gave steam permissions
Iam I doing something wrong?
II installed the steam RPM to check the issues I had with counter strike and rocket league persist, but I couldnt figure out how to use the existing game installs, so I decided to move everything to my secondary drive and use it for both versions of steam
IIve been troubleshooting all day again xD
CIs there a way how to launch a wayland app (like waydroid) inside of nested wayland session?
CAlso getting
when trying to enroll secure boot key
when trying to enroll secure boot key
CHuh
Interesting
Interesting
Xyeah, disabling boost clock has little negative impact on a lot of games performance
Xin fact
Xit actually makes performance better a lot of the time
Xnot to mention it cuts the power usage in half
Xit's nuts
CAnd the design/QA teams didn't catch that? 
Adumb question, is it possible to install a custom kernel via rpm on bazzite?
Xthey did, so there's a little checkbox on the quick access menu to disable CPU boost clocks 
Xit brings the battery performance in line with the LCD deck
CBut it's not toggled to disable boost by default and they're not automatically managing it
Afor some additional context, there's a neptune kernel rpm we started using on nobara, and it's resolves a bunch of issues on the LGO. Not sure if ostree could install a full kernel though, i'm not too familiar with how kinoite works
Xin theory there shouldn't be anything stopping that from working, in practice you may need to ensure that the bootloader config is set to actually load the new kernel
Xshould be done by default but
Xyolo
A
guess i'll try it then, doesn't hurtXbest way to find out is to heck around and take notes
Aif so, bazzite might become the de-facto recommendation i make for the LGO
Athe neptune kernel really does resolve a bunch of problems on the Legion go
Aand all without any legion go patches in that kernel, it's basically an almost-unmodified neptune kernel (acpi_call module was added)
CI get the impression that all of these other handhelds are half-baked
Athe LGO certainly is half-baked on windows
Abut on linux it was surprisingly usable from day 1. of course it still had bugs, but I was daily driving it with linux from day 2 or 3, after reports popped up online that linux was really solid on it
Aand it's only gotten better since
CDoes it support eGPUs?
