`/etc/xdg/autostart/org.kde.xwaylandvideobridge.desktop`
/etc/xdg/autostart/org.kde.xwaylandvideobridge.desktop
Rsaw that, but I didn't want to delete it...perhaps I could just move it?
©No that's the generated service...
Roh
Hno thats the file it is generated from, same as
~/.config/autostartahhh it ends in
desktopsourcehmm so could I simply
mv.backupYou should be able to disable it using the GUI settings of your WindowManager
Hdont know if systemd looks for .desktop specifically but you could make a folder
/etc/xdg/autostart.disabledonly if its in
~/.config/autostartyeah it doesn't show up there, I already checked
Rbrb gonna reboot and see if it still autostarts after trying @HikariKnight's suggestion. TY guys.
©Maybe it is located in
/etc/systemd/user/etc/xdg/autostartyooo it works
Rit's gone ty
©great, another problem solved and happy person 
Rbut now of course I may have to deal with screen sharing not working since it isn't autostarted and I'll have to manually start it, but eh that's not a big deal
RI tried figuring out how to hit the little xwayland-video-bridge window from things like Overview and alt-tab switching but to no avail.
©everything has it's "Pro" and "Cons" 
©A Question for the Guru's here:
Is it possible to make something that changes config files for stuff installed using
Is it possible to make something that changes config files for stuff installed using
rpm-ostree installI made a tweak for the
tor package's config and system units, that will make it more flexible to config by an admin, especialy in uBlueTime for 
, tomorrow another day to fiddle... 
, tomorrow another day to fiddle... 
EDid you fix issue? I installed Bazzite on fresh SSD drive on legion go. When I download games my GPU consumes 10-15W and frequency is from 800 to 2000. But I don’t play game! I can’t understand why my GPU utilizes so much power in steam interface. Frame rate is also very slow no matter what settings I set.
EIt’s important to mention that I installed everything step by step from Aru’s layest guide on YouTube
DDoes anyone know how to reset sdgyrodsu's config? Seems like the service's preset is set to disabled, and I can't seem to figure out how to make it start with Bazzite. If I manually start it with systemctl --user restart sdgyrodsu.service, it works.
Ksystemctl --user enable --now sdgyrodsu.serviceDThat made it start, but it still says preset: disabled. Is that normal?
DIt also seems to broadcast itself on 0.0.0.0 instead of localhost/127.0.0.1
Aso steamUI has an issue where it uses up GPU while on certain pages in SteamUI. do you have high GPU utilization when you're not on the home page? e.g. library page
Asteam forces max resolution, max fps in steamUI, which means 1600p 144hz. wastes unnecessary power while idle, which is unfortunate
BStill trying to figure out how to update HHD.
BAm I really stuck with what the bazzite image provides
Ahhd is packaged with bazzite now, which means bazzite updates need to pull in the latest hhd changes
Ahmm, well you can do a local install
BYeah and that’s not working for me
Abut the issue is that on reboot, the built-in version turns itself back on
Kit's part of the image, it's working for you
Aand the local install requires special install instructions
Kthere hasn't been an update in the last 2 days because we're working on a new kernel
Kfollow what Aru is saying if you want a dev copy of hhd
BBut is not because I’m stuck on 1.3.3
Kthat's the newest one on the newest build
BOh that’s not what people were telling me last night
Ais that version of hhd not working for you? you can roll back to an earlier version if it's not working
BI was told everyone was seeing 1.3.5
Athe latest version of hhd is 1.3.6, but I don't know what version bazzite currently ships
BYeah this is what I was going on
Athese are the scripts I use for setting up local dev hhd on bazzite
BTy
BVery helpful
Anote that on reboot, you might need to disable the built in hhd again
