Ayeah almost 6 lol
Awhat would happen if im on nvidia base and rebased to deck will i lose nvidia drivers?
CYes
Awell, i guess i stuck with two options go fo r steam deck or upgrade my hardware tough
CI use Bazzite-Gnome-Nvidia
CIt works fairly well
Ci7-10750H
1660Ti Mobile
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Ai use bazzite-nvidia it works very well too expect the gamescope part lol
CGamescope does not work on Nvidia
Kand also does not work on Intel HD series GPUs
Aim aware just love testing stuff and potentially even i know it gonna break lol
CThere is a difference between "untested/breakable" and "unsupported/unimplemented"
CIt is not that the tech stack for Gamescope to work on these things is unstable
It just flat out doesn't exist
It just flat out doesn't exist
Ai know, to me its different thing its fun to see where it goes when it break
CIt doesn't go anywhere, and it doesn't break, because it doesn't exist
KShould be fully supported in the
:testing
VBazzite-deck-nvidia isn't built because it'd literally be wasted computing power lmfao
FSo if I install the regular version over the weekend, everything should be fine right away?
FWithout testing
Kthat's the plan
Ait would be funny where would go if that actually existed since what things will run or chance of breaking and never run again.
CAgain: there is nothing to break
Awhat would happen if i made distrobox deck?
Kgamescope doesn't run in distrobox
VGamescope doesn't really work in distrobox, and even if it did it'd still rely on your GPU's drivers.
CIf you build a computer without a CPU, it won't break when you try to turn it on, it just won't turn on, until you put a compatible CPU in it
CThere is nothing interesting about this, and nothing to test
Ai know without cpu computer wont boot cause there no processor to handle all data to give commands to boot
VExactly, and in Nvidia's driver there is no code to handle game mode. It won't "break" it won't work to begin with.
Agotta ask nvk is already installed in bazzite?
CNot yet
Anvk the new open source thing
VI don't think so, even if it was I don't believe it has the neccesary features to run gamescope-session.
KI don't think it supports gamescope yet either, too early
Kbarely plays games
CWe're waiting on Kernel 6.7 for NVK to be compatible (right?)
Ai know its early to tell, just need to know progress how far it made now
Kwrong people to ask, we're not NVK devs
Kwe'll get it when it's out
CGamingOnLinux
Developer Faith Ekstrand has given a holiday update on the state of NVK, the unofficial open source NVIDIA Vulkan driver and how it's coming along that's worth a read as it's all quite exciting.
CAlso: NVK is limited to Turing and newer architectures
C10XX and earlier GPUs may be supported eventually, after everything else is on par with or better than the proprietary drivers
Kwon't be
KThe problem is, of course, nvidia
KNVK depends on GSP to do clock speed changes, GSP only supports 16xx and 20xx+
Kanyone with a 10xx card, with NVK, would be permanently stuck at the lowest clock speed
C
Kprobably mean it in the same way Nouveau "supports" Maxwell cards
