I thought grub had like a gui or am I thinking of something else?
I thought grub had like a gui or am I thinking of something else?
BYou can get themes for grub(2)
T@114.5% linux noob it's this
Tyou should see this at boot now
SI didn't mean that but yeah that'll work
Hit does, you escaped a bit too much and went into the grub cli, just type
exitSYeah I see and can use it
SI just kinda wished for a controller friendly version of it but eh you can't win em all if you could I wouldn't be dual booting anyways
BGrub themes are cool: https://discord.com/channels/1072614816579063828/1074422800242196522/1192586952076165221 when i feel like breaking something I'll give it a go setting one up 
Honce youre in bazzite you can do
ujust unhide-grub and ujust regenerate-grub
SWhat does regenerating grub do?
Hrebuilds the grub menu and includes windows if it finds it
SDoes it look different or nah just curious?
Hnope will still look like that menu
H
SThen it's fine lol is there a way to increase the automatic timer?
SAnyways should I use playnite or Steam big picture mode on windows for all my games?
Or am I able to just create portable instances of my mod organizer and load it into Linux via wine?
Or am I able to just create portable instances of my mod organizer and load it into Linux via wine?
Hi cant answer that
Hbut you should be able to increase the timer by editing
/etc/defaults/grub, but dont change too much in there, stick to just changing the timeoutHvery easy to break the bootloader if you mess up
SYeah sorry if I bother y'all too often lol
Honce you changed timeout just
ujust regenerate-grubits fine
SWhat's steam tinker launch?
TIt’s an all-in-one tool that provides various other tools for Steam in Linux
TIt provides easy ways to access MO2, Vortex, HedgeModManager, Flawless Widescreen, changing the target exe, etc.
SBut let me guess no gog support?
TNot directly no, as implied by its name. However, you can probably replicate its functionality manually because MO2 itself doesn’t require Steam, for example
TSTL symlinks MO2 data into game prefixes and so on
SCould it be possible to create portable installations of mod organizer 2 in windows and make them work on Linux?
Hno idea
TYou could probably just do that in Linux all the same. I just don’t know how because my experience goes only as far as installing MO2 itself
TI started the Viva New Vegas process but got bored and decided to play a recent game instead of one I played post-grad
SI tried running it in bottles and I got error after error lol
SWayland crashed like 6 times
TI ran MO2 through STL. It crashed Wayland 0 times thankfully
SI'm going to try running it on Linux a last time using Lutris this time
SI'm still keeping the windows install for specifically modern warfare 3 and destiny 2
KMO2 works perfectly for me using this: https://github.com/rockerbacon/modorganizer2-linux-installer/
GitHub
An easy-to-use Mod Organizer 2 installer for Linux - GitHub - rockerbacon/modorganizer2-linux-installer: An easy-to-use Mod Organizer 2 installer for Linux
Kthough you do have to have a separate install of it for each game.
KThat's for the best, duperemove will handle that anyway
KI will say MO2 is ugly as sin when it opens fullscreen in Gamescope 
Kbut that hardly matters
SI can't use that cause its steam exclusive
SBut my issue in bottles was that for some reason it couldn't read the virtual drive I made for it lol I think I'm doing progress
TThat’s where learning what it’s doing and adapting comes into action
SYeah I'm adapting rn
STurns out bottles doesn't like using the A: drive for shit
TThere’s nothing that specifically requires steam in the sense that it’s not possible to do otherwise
TThe script uses Protontricks which means the script needs modification or manual implementation
SShould I enable vsync in games to make it smooth?
