> GRUB will pick up the existing windows install and offer to boot to it that was what I was interes
GRUB will pick up the existing windows install and offer to boot to itthat was what I was interested in
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Knote that the deck's firmware offers no way to pick boot order
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SI recommend installing windows firstother way around windows would nuke Linux xD
Sno deck
Shome pc
Kperfect
Sjust helped a friend to build hist first pc
Sbut hes stupid and wants windows so he can play valorant, but I gonna force him to also give Linux a try 
SI just asked, because I didnt remember if there was an option for dualboot in the bazzite installer
Sfull AMD
Kvery nice
K@j0rge @Bazzite Maintainer https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2024/01/steamos-alternative-bazzite-v22-out-now-with-lots-of-enhancements/
GamingOnLinux
Need something similar to SteamOS for your desktop or handhelds like the Steam Deck? The latest release of Bazzite with version 2.2 sounds like it just keeps getting better.
SHow do I reenroll all mok keys?
/how do I get back to the mok interface?
/how do I get back to the mok interface?
Nyou could just run the command to get the mok keys enrolled. you wont need to if you have them enrolled properly already though
Nthe custom fsync kernel is using the same keys as everything else was using before
RVery impressed with bazzite and how fast updates are implemented, when do you think amd pref core will be enabled ? I can see this being a big step forward
Cujust enroll-secure-boot-keyCIt should add secure boot key from within OS
FThis depends on Steam releasing BIOS support for it
FI don't know why they disable it
ROh that’s strange they do that hmmm
Shey is there a way to prevent bazzite from sleeping?
LYou either:
- run an app that prevents sleeping (say, PCSX2)
- deactivate sleeping/suspension on the Plasma/Gnome settings
VYou can temporarily disable it with this in plasma
TThere’s also one in the display settings to enforce presentation mode
RGamingOnLinux
Zeb Figura of CodeWeavers has proposed a Windows NT synchronization primitive driver to help performance of running games and applications designed for Windows on Linux with Wine / Proton.
RLooks like something to look forward to (from early impressions).
Shi sir just want to report after installing emudeck, the controller back to xbox and the qam button disable for ally, its not detect as hhd
Sreinstalling hhd via github also not work
R@Kyle Gospo can you check if the last 5 patches to amdgpu are already in the stable kernel and if not, can you please add them to testing?
RI have random sdma0 crashes rarely and it seems to help at least another user with the same issue on SteamOS.
Sits fixed using hard reset
SAnyone having an issue with the display sleeping while playing a game using a controller?
SThanks
Mhello! I'm wondering, does the "bazzite:stable" branch is being updated regularly? I did a rebase to that branch and couldn't boot. thanks 
MI'd rather prefer using stable so I don't suddenly get too many updates 
H:stable does not exist:latest is stableHalso its updated regularly but the changes are usually fixes and minor
Mthank you
Hthe bigger changes go to
:unstable and :testing first then :latest
NI wonder if maybe we should consider having a
:stable tag like we do in Ucore that points to :latestNUnless that would be confusing. Ucore did it out of convenience since we had that older tag.
WI installed ProtonVPN using the rpm package on their website with rpm-ostree install and rebooted. I can't find it on my system. rpm-ostree status shows this :
State: idle
Deployments:
● ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-nvidia:latest
Digest: sha256:9b2473ab40d44e967a51e85f2315adcf3ba53d606403c1037804b30158816efc
Version: 39.20240116.0 (2024-01-24T07:49:14Z)
LayeredPackages: zsh
LocalPackages: protonvpn-stable-release-1.0.1-2.noarch
Initramfs: '"-I /etc/crypttab /usr/lib/modprobe.d/nvidia.conf"'
ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-nvidia:latest
Digest: sha256:b221955a9611edbf06f0216da6fda557e09970bdd6f81860b4d5def204cfd32c
Version: 39.20240116.0 (2024-01-23T20:01:21Z)
LayeredPackages: zsh
LocalPackages: protonvpn-stable-release-1.0.1-2.noarch
Initramfs: '"-I /etc/crypttab /usr/lib/modprobe.d/nvidia.conf"' Wahah! I can uninstall it using rpm-ostree by calling the protonvpn-stable-release-1.0.1-2.noarch specifically
Kimplemented already
Kif your runner supports it, kernel module is there and ready
JWhat was command for unlock filesystem for a while?
Ksudo rpm-ostree usroverlayKit relocks and undoes anything you did upon reboot
JAh ok
