https://github.com/aarron-lee/SimpleDeckyTDP
GitHub
Simple TDP plugin for alternative PC handhelds. Contribute to aarron-lee/SimpleDeckyTDP development by creating an account on GitHub.
RTdp just install some old deck tdp
RThat’s your tdp asusctl is fans
DYea
AThis does not do fan control and there is not plan for it to do so
RLook in your applications list rog is there
ASo you'll have to use asusctl for that but other than that that's it
AHe hasn't installed it yet
DI was wondering about this os before I installed it
AIt's smooth sailing console experience other than the fan curve
DSo simple decky for tdp and the asusctl for fans thanks
DI think I will try out bazzite once I get my ally
RIt’s installed as default in the ally image
DHoneslty pretty excited
DI saw no reason to get steam deck oled over rog ally when I got my ally for less than the oled. And this os will make it a very similar experience to steam os
RWindows is just a crap show on a handheld the steam experience brings it all together
©Is it possible to install that in
I'm interested because im using an
Bazzite without manual building etc?I'm interested because im using an
ASUS Strix X670E-E Gaming Wifi motherboard in my desktop...
R@Kyle Gospo This mesa patch should allow video acceleration under chromium again, I would like to be included at least in testing if possible: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/26165
GitLab
What does this MR do and why? Chromium's VA-API decoder requires that the driver should only export one handle containing all...
AHehehe no
AWell...
ACopr?
Nwith copr it should be easy to layer ontop
A©Im still a noob wrt bazzite and uBlue so lol
Afedora is the only officially supported distro so you'd think itll work
©Forgive me, but what does
Copr stand for, what is it?NCopr is a community hub where people can upload packages
Ai nver used fedora in my life so I will let someone else explain
Nit takes your source code and with specific config files, builds it and then you have an rpm anyone can download
NCopr = Community Projects
Njust found out on github lol
©Ahh so like AUR, but for Ublue?
Aits like aur but worse
Nyep
Nwell not only for ublue, for every fedora distro
©ic cool
Aworse is subjective, but i hate that it does not have a global namespace
Abut its good redhat or someone fronts the money to compile all the packages
Awith aur you have to compile them after downloading on your pc
NSame with GitHub Actions
©Isn't that more efficient? i mean every user compiles with an automated script...
©The only exception where it would benefit are kernel modules who need to be signed with a certain key
Ayeah say you want to use a mainline kernel in arch, every update you spend 45 min compiling it
Awhereas copr builds the package
©so what....my pc is idling into old age anyhow most of the time 
Athe mainline kernel updates every day
Aforget about it
Awhereas in copr daddy red hat pays the bills
Nalso makes sense to have reproducible builds to build it on red hats
Nwhere the environment will probably stay the same
©yea there are plenty of pro/cons i bet
