can i use dd on arch to make a bazzite usb or i should do something else?
can i use dd on arch to make a bazzite usb or i should do something else?
Kthat should work fine, but if you want an easier time
Kjust grab the fedora media tool from flathub
Ayep, I had just asked a question to see if SimpleDeckyTDP could do literally what this script does
Athen saw this in your repo
AHonestly I only plan to play emulation type stuff on bazzite, but I just think this feature is probably optimal so I wanted it LOL
Ethanks 
i guess ill get it from flathub
i guess ill get it from flathub
A@Kyle Gospo if you're getting into patching gamescope
ACan you do some Wayland protocol hooks for your options?
AEsp. one to open qam and steam menu
MI believe ruineka is already working on that, no?
AAnd the touch gestures
AI guess so, but I haven't seen any patches to do that yet
ARight now talking to gamescope is useless
Moh I see now, it wasn’t in a channel. but yeah that’s in the agenda for a PR
MI think the gamescope refactor has put things on hold last I heard
AWe can probably do a separate file and add our hooks there with global vars or something
ASo that upstream changes don't break it too much
AWhen hhd UI matures it's very simple to add any settings we want to it
MI need to test gamescope-git again to see if my segfaults have changed but that’s gonna be a real pain in the ass
KI can look into it
Ffinally figured out why my windows VM wasn't booting in Bazzite when it worked fine in Arch... apparently windows cares about the PCI address of the boot device.
Flooking-glass client from the AUR works great in an Arch container, also, just in case anyone else wanted an easy install and didn't want to compile from source.
Acan i even install decky loader steam plugin loaders in bazzite-nvidia version?
AI mean, sure you can install it. It'd probably work on desktop mode via BPM, assuming BPM works on Nvidia. But gamescope-session probably won't work on Nvidia.
Abpm works in nvidia expect not in full screen very laggy mess predictable lol
Athat's nvidia on linux for ya
Anever fails to disappoint 
Aikr it supprisingly nvidia in windows doesnt lag in bpm steam quite interesting
Ai mean, it's generally just because of the state of nvidia drivers on linux
Athere's a good reason why i no longer buy nvidia
Atoo much headache
Atrue, i gonna try install deckloader and see what happen lol
Aand it seem to work just fine to me
Abtw i always check news about nvidia drivers to see any result about steam related
AAlso to double check, how do all the power/TDP settings interact between ryzenadj/simpledeckytdp/(bazzite/steamOS) itself
Let me know if i got this right
The decky plugins interface with ryzenadj to govern and set TDP, TDPmin and TDPmax values
Does the TDP performance setting in the QAM set the operating TDP or the TDP Cap for the power governor
Let me know if i got this right
The decky plugins interface with ryzenadj to govern and set TDP, TDPmin and TDPmax values
Does the TDP performance setting in the QAM set the operating TDP or the TDP Cap for the power governor
Athe tdp setting in qam does nothing
ASDTDP does ryzenadj
Athe governors are standard linux settings
AHmm. Got a Dell XPS 13. Got the latest release ISO. It happily installs the default desktop kde image. However when I attempt to install the desktop gnome image, it ends up bailing after 20 min of trying to pull the image. I'd like to run gnome (personal preference) or Hyprland (not willing to dig into the alternative images yet, tho), but I've re-imaged the USB several times, all with the same results. I can repeatedly install the kde, but gnome fails everytime. I'm trying the gnome install again, and will attempt to gather some logs.
Aso there's the Steam TDP slider, and then the TDP slider in SDTDP.
by default, the Steam TDP slider does nothing, it's basically hardcoded to the Deck. However, you can have SDTDP patch the steam slider to get it to work.
by default, the Steam TDP slider does nothing, it's basically hardcoded to the Deck. However, you can have SDTDP patch the steam slider to get it to work.
Aregardless of which option you choose, the TDP will be set via ryzenadj
Aunless you enable the Lenovo Custom TDP toggle in SDTDP
Athe Lenovo Custom TDP toggle will use Lenovo's wmi methods to set TDP
AOh, whoops. My message should have gone in #bazzite-help, my bad.
Abut the end result is basically the same, ryzenadj or wmi, they both set values related to power consumption
Aas for power governor and epp, as antheas stated, those are independent from the TDP, they are standard linux settings.
AReddit
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Areddit post on what power governors and epp are
VI got an old shitty TV
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