BAnd I don't wanna risk my entire PC breaking
BYk?
Kno I don't know
KNvidia drivers have very limited support for wayland, even when they work it flickers
KX11 is recommended atm for that hardware
Tit's about to become obsolete in the next 5 years or less
Tit's a legacy windowing system, but nvidia drivers do not seem to care about breaking wayland compatibility
Tit's how it is. eventually nvidia will be fine on linux but currently, objectively worse than amd or intel gpus
BYeah unfortunately I don't plan on buying a new GPU soon
Tyea thats fair
Tunderstandable
BAmd seems like the best choice in general for the next time I do tho
Tyea
Jdid you do the boot argument fix?
Khe's hanging after that
Kthis is a steam deck so no av512 hardware to blow up w/
Joh sorry
BHow often does BazziteOS receive updates and patches?
Tdaily
BOh, that's good
BThanks for the info!
SIT FINISHED
S
SWhat do I do here?
Cthat option is the correct one
Ctap next and then setup your password
Cthe kde wallet is annoying af, but you have to use it
SI get an error
S
Ceeeh
Cthen select the other option
Kthat's not an error
SIt literally says error right there but what do I do?
Tdo you have a user password?
SYeah
Kthat's not an error
Talright whateve not a big deal
Tsetup kde wallet password
Tit can be the same password as the user
Tpress ok
Tclick next
CI hate the KDE wallet with a passion 
SDo I pick blowfish? Cause I can't progress on the other one
Tyeah you can
Gyeah pick blowfish
DHey so I did the ujust secure-boot prompt that the terminal told me to, and now my Deck only boots to a black screen? I also completed the MOK prompt. Is there something I missed or a BIOS setting I should toggle?
Kthat message is only for people who are actively using secure boot, by default decks have no secure boot
Kand no keys enrolled
DAh crap, did I hose my deck
KI don't think you hosed it, but you're gonna want to disable secure boot again
