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Khe's asking about updating a proton runtime in steam
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Kanswer to that is "enable the bleeding-edge beta" and "wait"
Ksteam will update it when it's your turn, they're staggered
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Tif you want the bleedinge edge at your own risk there you go
Tit may have other issues
TIs that in desktop@MODe?
Kyes
TOops sorry for the ping
TWhere’s that at? I’m not seeing it. Sorry I’m not familiar with doing the beta for proton
Tsearch for proton experimental in steam in your library
BQuick question. I've flashed bazzite twice on my rog ally. One time I picked rog ally gnome and the other was regular KDE. Install went fine and then rebooted. Now it keeps saying it fails to boot because I need to launch a kernel first. Not sure how to proceed from here
Tsecure boot?
Tyea probably that
T@Bonerdaddy disable secure boot in the BIOS, then reboot into Bazzite. open the terminal and enter:
it will ask for a password and that password is:
you can now turn secure boot back on
it will ask for a password and that password is:
you can now turn secure boot back on
Tand everything should be fine
Tgot it ty
MHey guys anyone have a green screen when trying to turn on hdr?
MThought it was because my gpu didn't support hdmi 2.0 but after upgrading it's still the same so guess it wasn't that
M
TYeah tarter sauce is really smooth now on my win 4, not perfect but really good
TThe only thing is, it feels like there’s input delay on my win 4 especially when Turning the camera while running
MI haven’t checked on my Ally yet. If it’s reproducible and measurable I’ll report it.
AOkay I need this (I actually mean it).
AI've been lusting after the Vision Pro as a way of uncluttering my office 
ASo lifting an arbitrary screen is just magically my use case
AIs that just Remote Desktop?
MThat was the iPad version of Moonlight gamestream from my Ally. Remote Play also works.
MI tried the Mac Virtual Display for the first time earlier and it was surprisingly useful for productivity. I have zero experience coding for Swift but I might take a crack at helping to work on this native Moonlight VisionOS fork https://github.com/alexhaugland/moonlight-ios/tree/visionos
GitHub
GameStream client for iOS/tvOS. Contribute to alexhaugland/moonlight-ios development by creating an account on GitHub.
BI'll try this thank you!
AIf you need a hand just DM me up, I have 9 years of experience with Swift
ABut Swift should read like Kotlin, minus all the Java accent
MThanks! Building and deploying the current Git for it in Xcode to my Vision Pro was laughably simple.
AIf you know Kotlin you're picking it up in no time
MI’m considering trying to bring it with me on an upcoming trip. Absolutely loving the experience of using it so far.
AThis used to be just hellish, now it's rather sensible. You just log in with your dev account on Xcode and it takes care of registering the device on the portal, of generating a dev certificate with that device on it, downloading it all, and packing up your app nicely
AThis was very much manual work until... 3 to 4 years ago?
MI think I very briefly gave it a try back when I worked at an Apple Store a few years back but I never really gave it a real test.
Aya, not perfect but significantly better than before
Anow if only the LGO didn't have this bizarre bug for starting up p3 reload 
Aok, now apparently it's on hotfix, no more need for experimental bleeding edge
TJust got that random crash from sleep you were talking about. Is it something to really worry about? And switch to maybe modern standby or something or nah
Athe crashing in S3 sleep hasn't negatively affected my device or anything, if that's what you're worried about. I do wish that it wasn't an issue to begin with.
if you want to swap to modern standby, I personally haven't tried on the win 4, so dunno how well it works.
But it's what's used on the LGO. And it seems to work surprisingly well there, dunno if it'll be the same on the win 4.
if you want to swap to modern standby, I personally haven't tried on the win 4, so dunno how well it works.
But it's what's used on the LGO. And it seems to work surprisingly well there, dunno if it'll be the same on the win 4.
THow would I go about changing that if I wanted to in the future ?
Ato change it temporarily, run:
Abut it'll reset on reboot
Aso you'll probably need a startup systemd service to enable it on boot
Aalternatively add a kernel arg
