There’s no way to disable vsync in Linux rn is there
There’s no way to disable vsync in Linux rn is there
T"allow tearing" in game mode, X11 in desktop mode
TTdo not recommend X11 tbh but there's no global vertical sync option
TDoes it actually work tho? I would assume I get screen tearing after I enable it but still nothing I just don’t know if it’s actually working or not
©I think it depends on driver, the nVidia settings has an option to turn off vSync globally or per game IIRC...
©You might also want to take a look at "compositor" settings
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TWould that affect game mode or no?
Tthey're on an AMD handheld iirc
Tallow tearing will yes
TX11, no
Tallow tearing and make sure vsync is turned off in-game should disable vsync in game mode
Talright i gotta go to bed finally but yeah, that should work in theory
Athat is a very big should, but provided the appropriate kernel patches are in place and the stars align it works. Just not for most games I tested
AHas the steam deck oled audio issue been fixed yet?
Agotta ask what highest intel cpu able to run bazzite-deck perfectly like steamdeck would
AIntel CPUs generally work fine, it's the GPU that's important for gamescope-session (aka game mode)
Aintel cpu has intergated graphics but what kind uhd or whatever they have
AOhh, you meant iGPU. Yeah, I think you need specific supported Vulkan features, so ymmv depending on the iGPU
Qdoes layering a package on ublue/bazzite work the same as silverblue?
Tyes
Qalright nice
TIDK if anyone else has come across this, but I finally solved the weird stuttering I've been experiencing for months when gaming in Xwayland. Apparently the gpu_sched.scheduling_policy param was changed in 6.2 from RR to FIFO and it's caused this issue on at least AMD gpus (maybe only hybrid amd gpus?) and changing it back to gpu_sched.scheduling_policy=0 has made an enormous difference for me. Here's the bug: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/2516#note_2119750
Twithout that change, Xorg was smooth and worked well with VRR, but gaming on Wayland always felt kind of off, like VRR wasn't quite working right when in games. With that change, it's perfect.
FI wonder if is this the reason why Forza Horizon 4 stutters so badly for me
Fonly that game, other games I played don't have that issue
TCould be, for me it most noticably helped Total War: Warhammer 3.
MJust out of curiosity. Did anyone from the development team take a look at my Bazzite OS info bot on Poe AI yet?
I don't want to keep it up there if you feel like it's something that should be taken down.
But I had to create something that understands the just commands Last time I brought it up no one said anything about whether or not they don't want it up there.
I don't want to keep it up there if you feel like it's something that should be taken down.
But I had to create something that understands the just commands Last time I brought it up no one said anything about whether or not they don't want it up there.
TGuys we are not "Immutable" anymore we are "Atomic" 
: https://fedoramagazine.org/introducing-fedora-atomic-desktops/
: https://fedoramagazine.org/introducing-fedora-atomic-desktops/
K
Kit's neat, feel free to keep it up
MOkay thank you! I am glad it meets your approval
Timpressive!
MI do still have a few more links that I needed to paste to it. But there was so much to copy from the documentation my hands got tired.
Publue got a mention
VWe've never been "immutable"
KI'm glad Fedora decided to name-change
KAtomic is so much better
VI wish they'd go the whole nine yards and do GNOME and KDE atomic too
KI think that'd be a disservice, SB and Kino have enough brand recognition at this point
Ttechnically you are right but in the press/blogs/posts the word people were actually using was "immutable" to describe Silverblue as well as others like Opensuse Aeon and VanillaOS.
TMe too, I understand SB and Kino have a lot of brand recognition but they could've found a more elegant coherent solution. Like changing everything to "Fedora [DE] Atomic" while also maintaining the code-names as an abbreviation for people in the know.
PKinoite works... it's got that KDE "K" name. I think Sericiea and Onyx were a lot more random-feeling
Kthanks that'll be in the next build
Sanyone have this issue? it stuck on booting and its laggy, need hard reset to fix it
TAwesome. It's made such a huge difference, just trying out different games now and it's like I'm using a new computer. Darktide is buttery smooth
CWhat kind of stuttering was it?
TJust like a general choppiness that made it seem like VRR wasn't working. Also seemed like more choppiness and stutter during mouse movements or panning. There's some more description in that bug link of how others perceived it
AAMD Ryzen 7 7840U Orange Pi Neo running Manjaro operating system. Linux gaming handheld. Immutable filesystem and a sleek design
