what would be the best GPU for linux (or bazzite specifically) that is also affordable
what would be the best GPU for linux (or bazzite specifically) that is also affordable
Jhttps://pcpartpicker.com/user/jorgechavezxyz/saved/#view=4FW4NG this is what I have for reference
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DAny tips on my microphone not being picked up by a Squad in Steam? The input devices in the game settings don't list anything.
Dhttps://www.reddit.com/r/joinsquad/comments/jxl1kh/how_i_got_my_mic_working_while_running_on_linux/
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Ayeah make that image include hhd
Kit's just gonna give you -deck
Abecause after the next version neither one of us will know the supported dmis
Kwhich has hhd with the auto-enabler
Kso they'll have it 
Athe auto-enabler does the dmis right?
Kyeah, via name
Ahow hard is it to make a separate image?
KEasy, but that's extra work
KIf HDD is gonna do everything
KI'll drop HandyGCCS and just enable it if not SteamDeck
Ayep
Athat will work
Kjust have to make sure hhd doesn't cause issues on a desktop in that case
Ai will try to release the version today then
Kor maybe enable it if a battery is present or smth
Ayep thats better
Abecause it opens a port and looks for the power button
Aeven though it will not consume cpu etc its not ideal I think
Alet me try something
Aactually no do the battery check thats genious
A@Kyle Gospo _udevrulesdir is for udev rules, <insert-here> is for udev hwdb
Qjust remember to consider things like mouse and controller batteries, I’ve seen a decent number of programs get tripped up by those and think they’re the device’s battery
A?
FAll my devices? What about my Nokia Java phone?
Aima assume its "_udevhwdbdir"
KFor Linux generally an AMD GPU will be far less hassle (they just work out of the box) and give you less issues. A 7600XT should be reasonably affordable. If you need cheaper, try a 6700 or 6750XT maybe.
K%{_sysconfdir}/udev/hwdb.d
KUnfortunately this is all I'm seeing get used upstream
Aok, used this instead
TWould love if universal blue images worked on modern mobile phones in the future when ARM builds are out
Aim going to be hopefull I think this wraps it up and I can ship this experimental build
Aoh, forgot. @Kyle Gospo you think you can add this patch? It is not urgent. https://github.com/pastaq/bmi160-aya-neo/blob/main/bmi160_ayaneo.patch I got asked today by a device owner. Its a shame these devices have been unsupported for 2 years
Ayou can do a kmod on the bmi160 driver or what you prefer
FI would love that too! I would use Ublue's PostMarketOS with Gnome
Maybe I could even use BlueBuild to customize image for my mobile without custom ROM Android hassles
Maybe I could even use BlueBuild to customize image for my mobile without custom ROM Android hassles
TThat's what im saying. So much potential even though mobile Linux is way more niche than desktop. That's ok though, i think it could improve down the line with enough interest
KI just want gnome mobile on a foldable
KKmod it is
KCan do
Agive me a heads up when it ships to update the issue
Ntried both Vesktop AppImage and Flatpak and the Discover overlay doesn't seem to be working
KCan't guarantee it works in anything but the official app
KThe others are considered in case they ever offer a complete API
Nhmmm ok then
