hi, is it ok to flash jlobue kernel to bazzite?
hi, is it ok to flash jlobue kernel to bazzite?
Sor can i flast itu using sudo dnf install?
Mno, and there’s no real reason to with the power tuning options Bazzite has available.
Myou would probably need to fork your own image and substitute a kernel that way
THow long should the install for bazzite be? I’ve been installing it for about 30 min on my gpd win 4
MI can confirm the sunshine screen reader issue is a certified Gnome
classic
classic
DHow good is your internet? It has to download a lot
TIt’s pretty decent
TLike 70 MB down
TI’ll let it sit I guess and if not I’ll try Ethernet
KI love it
KKernel would require a custom image
KAnd you can never use dnf
MMMajor props to whoever did the audio design on your logo screen too
KThat would be @Sean
TThis is what I got when installing bazzite
KMeans your network was unstable
KThat's a failure to download
KIf that keeps happening you can install stock Silverblue or Kinoite and then rebase
TOkay I’ll try Ethernet
TOkay got it installed, anything specific I need to download for the win 4?
THow do I get TDP working?
KGitHub
Bazzite is an OCI image that serves as an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck, and a ready-to-game SteamOS-like for desktop computers, living room home theater PCs, and numerous other h...
SAny ETA on when will HHD be available for the LOKI in Bazzite? Eager to give it a proper playtest.
TIs there anyway to map a back button of the Win 4 to the right side steam settings page
©Please tell people to use systemd-mount units instead, maybe even combined with automount units, instead of 
fstab
©The SAFEST way is
@Kyle Gospo , could you add that functionality for
(It's just a matter of a sysctl entry to add)
REISUB@Kyle Gospo , could you add that functionality for
BazziteuBlue(It's just a matter of a sysctl entry to add)
GitHub
What happened? Due to a problem i just encountered with "being stuck at logout" in Bazzite, i suggest you guys to enable SysRq in all your builds, so people can do gracefull reboots/shutd...
SIs it safe to rebase from a deck image to a deck gnome one? Any issues I should expect?
©The nice thing is if things don't work out you can always rebase back
(Although im still new to uBlue and have not done a single rebase myself)
(Although im still new to uBlue and have not done a single rebase myself)
SThe home folder is guaranteed to survive a rebase, right? What about contents in the etc folder? Trying to avoid losing anything important in this little experiment.
Krebasing between DEs is not recommended by upstream
©Stuff in your home and
But take note of what Kyle said...seems its not recomended. Mostly due to configs in your homedir that depend on the DE
/etcBut take note of what Kyle said...seems its not recomended. Mostly due to configs in your homedir that depend on the DE
Kyou got it
Tin my experience:
rebasing from GNOME to KDE is usually fine, some GNOME files are leftover in Home but other than that it seemed fine. rebasing from KDE to GNOME may have issues, but they might be fixable without a reinstall
rebasing from GNOME to KDE is usually fine, some GNOME files are leftover in Home but other than that it seemed fine. rebasing from KDE to GNOME may have issues, but they might be fixable without a reinstall
SOk, thanks, Kyle. I have a few bugs lingering in my install and I was thinking maybe a full reinstall would help with those. Would rebasing to the same OS version or an image from the last X days help at all with that?
©Why not seek help with resolving those bugs
KRebasing or reinstalling should almost never fix bugs, since we all have the same base image
Khas to specifically be from something in /home or /etc
S
©Kyle did you read my request about REISUB above?
DDoes Fedora Atomic do it? If not, it's probably a upstream fedora thing...
©Do what exactly?
DSysRq
©Oh, well i have posted a request at uBlue/main, but no reaction...
©So @Kyle Gospo might as well go ahead and do it for us in meanwhile
DFedora distributions disable it at boot time, by default
DFound it
©SysRq is disabled in most Linux variants by default, or better said they do not enable itDDTo re-enable it at boot time create config file in the sysctl.d directory (e.g. /etc/sysctl.d/90-sysrq.conf) with this line:
kernel.sysrq = 1
kernel.sysrq = 1
