Krpm-ostree remove tuned
Krpm-ostree override reset power-profiles-daemon
Krpm-ostree update
SThanks! It worked!
SI tried "rpm-ostree override remove power-profiles-daemon" and it told me that the package isn't there despite it being back.
SI like tuned and it kinda conflicts with -p-p-d.
KPPD is no longer there
KYou may be confusing it with tuned-ppd
KThat's a big reason why we switched
KProvides the PPD dbus API, but powered by tuned
SWhy is it showing up in the battery plasmoid then?
KTuned-ppd
KIt's controlling tuned
SOh, I did some testing and you are right.
KYou're the first person to notice lol
KNobody's even commented about tuned that I didn't tell ahead of time
KVery glad it's working as well as it is
Jit's really lovely, transparent swap
SThanks for all of your assistance in this! Goes to show this community is wonderful and that @j0rge is doing a wonderful job!
Jdon't look at me I don't know anything about power managers lol
Jthis here was a KyleSpecial
Jit's the clear long term choice, tuned is way more critical to Red Hat than the gnome one, so it'll be better maintained in the long run
SWell you have built the foundations of this project and for that I am eternally thankful!
J"let's just reuse the one they use for the cloud" is also very on brand for us, heh
CIt supplanted my auto-cpufreq daemon, so it is good that it is finally competent enough to do so without overheating my laptop and triggering hardware/firmware safety measures
CI manually juggled between them a couple times without seeing much difference. For a long time, auto-cpufreq was the only power/cpu management utility which could do its job well enough where Windows and all of the other Linux options could not
Mis there a safe way to uninstall the native steam from rpm so it doesn't appear in kde's start menu?
Mother than rpm-ostree override remove because it didn't work
Tuninstall? no. OCI limitation doesn't allow for this sadly. you can hide the rpm steam in the applications menu with the Menu Editor application that comes pre-installed on kde plasma though
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Mthank you @nickname
Di am thinking of installing bazzite on my steam deck, playing around with my dedicated HTPC has convinced me i want to ditch steam os 3, but i want to encrypt the hard drive, for those with a steam deck + encrypted drive, how do you decrypt? do you need a keyboard? im thinking of setting up a usb decryption key if so, or maybe some sort of network unlock mechanism with dropbear
Thttps://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/issues/464
there was plans to add unl0kr to the image but issues occured
there was plans to add unl0kr to the image but issues occured
GitHub
Following up from a discord discussion: https://gitlab.com/cherrypicker/unl0kr Comments from that discussion: "looks like it supports drm, that's good" "fedora doesn't ship f...
KLooking into this again soon
KWe want it
MHow’s the sunshine experience on Bazzite currently? I want to give your power profile tuning a try on the Ally.
KIt's functional now, we worked around labeling not working on OCI with a service
KSo now you layer it with ujust, and it gets marked with root access
MNice. If it works out I’ll get you some cool screenshots of Bazzite running like this with neofetch
K
KHoly shit that's cool
VDuuuude I was literally thinking about this
Mthat one section of the game map is still garbage, this is a bit clearer
VI want to get a Quest to do a poor mans version with moonlight https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/963557221478850610.webp?size=48&name=kek%7E3&quality=lossless
Myeah I’m undecided on keeping it right now but the fact this actually works is crazy cool to me
Malso gives me more reason to use my Ally again
MI do not want 720p OLED Deck game streaming on the vangogh chip lmao
Dis this steamlink?
MMoonlight (it’s the iPad app version lol) and then sunshine system flatpak on my Ally
Mbut it works super well
