Coh riiight, the fsync thingy
Kchecked Nobara's sources
Kthey have my wireplumber patches but not my pipewire ones
Kone of the pipewire patches caused our popping audio which I fixed, the other is causing the issue we face
Kbut is also directly responsible for huge portions of Steamdeck-DSP working
Kso that's why there's a difference
Kgonna figure that one out here soon
Mgotcha, that certainly explains things then. Only Nobara audio issue I’ve noticed is an occasional crackle on resume from sleep but that goes away on its own
Kmy guess is because Steamdeck-DSP puts config files in /run it's causing issues w/ resuming from sleep
Kgonna find a way to work around that
Kat the very least restarting them works
Mfuture rambles from me on general kernel woes will be going in the kernel channel of the Linux Gaming Dev server, figured we’d focus our efforts there
Ksounds good
K@M2 might have a task that'd be up your alley if you're willing to help
K
Kvalve has this rather silly system where they override BT audio configs by writing one into /run/
Kand then patch wireplumber to read from /run instead of /usr
Kwhat would be nicer is if we mounted over top of /usr
Klike you already do for your selinux fix
Kinstall_hwprofileKthen pipewire doesn't need to look in /run for configs when it probably shouldn't be
Keither in that file as a patch or as a service
JFor a HTPC, should I use Desktop and have it boot to big picture mode or Steam Deck version?
Tis your HTPC an AMD GPU?
Tbecause you should use the
-deck image so you have game mode and all that jazzTwould be better than booting steam with bpm
Jit is, yea
Jokay sweet
JWhen you install it, do you select the UEFI option? When I do, it doesn't do anything
BDoes HDR work now on Bazzite?
Kin testing
BStill being worked on?
BI wanted to know if Bazzite will work perfectly on the OLED now.
Tfedora is getting a new installer soon... im going to link this if you cant get our ISO installer to work...https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=34
Universal Blue
I am having issues installing Bazzite on my hardware! What’s going on? This is one of the most difficult hurdles that Bazzite and the Universal Blue project face. We are dependent on upstream to resolve the issues currently. OCI images are very new and the Fedora installer, Anaconda, has some issues with this. Soon there will be a new install...
Tnext week, most of the issues should be resolved but for now you can't change the refresh rate from 90hz
Tlike in
:testingTthat might be fixed by next week or it might not be. it might be an issue with using a newer kernel that has a bug in direct rendering management
Tso it also affects other projects like nobara and chimeraos
MDo we use fedora pipewire or valves patched pipewire? But off the bat we could just make watever is happening in /run be in /etc where pipewire normally reads stuff from for system configs.
Kthis config is in /usr/share/wireplumber
Kwhat I'm doing right now is your same systemd service to move that into /usr/local/share/.wireplumber
Kso then we'd just need a .patch to change this script's behavior so it just writes normally
Kunless you think there's a better way
BI'm just wondering 'cause I'm going to order an OLED soon.
BAnd I want to swap the drive from my LCD to my OLED.
Tprobably by the time you order the OLED it will be in OK shape
MNo if you need that mutable that works fine. I need to reread up on wireplumber to figure out why the heck things would be written there instead of /etc.
