Fthey don't want to build the actual driver binaries, but rather, pack the binaries into a package to install them on the system.
Aim talking building the driver it self to make it to rpm package so i can replace my current one as example
Fright, I understand. there's two conflated terms here, packaging and building. you want to build a package (alternatively known as packing a package). Regularest was making a small joke about building the driver itself (as in, compile the code into a functional binary), because nvidia's driver code isn't open source, you can't do that.
KYou would have to make a custom image for this
KWe only ship the latest stable from Rpmfusion
Bthey work at nvidia so they will compile it for us
KAnd it will require forking multiple repositories
Awhy custom image?
KBecause you won't be able to layer the drivers over top of the existing ones
Awhat if they dont exist?
KThen it wouldn't be Bazzite and none of my advice would apply
Aonly reason i asked cuz i want to test nvk but toggle-nvk only came half of what it needs to run game
Knvk doesn't use the nvidia driver
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Kcalling all pirates
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RDone!
MSame
SSo i was able to regenerate grub but mu deck keeps booting into windows rather than bazzite
SWhen i do minus + power to manually boot into bazzite, i have to press b to stop it from auto booting
SAnd then the screen is the incorrect orientation
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SAnyway i can fix it being wrong orientation?
Bwhy is tailscale enabled by default?
Kwe include it, but it's not enabled
Khandy to have, made by the same people as wireguard, plugin exists for decky loader for it
Bi never enabled it so i maybe it was enabled by mistake?
Kdefine enabled
Kyou talking the gnome extension, or?
Bsystemctl enable tailscaled
Koh, yeah
Kit's not doing anything tho
Bokay, i was just confused since it seems like something you would enable only if you actually use tailscale
Bi guess same thing with displaylink
Rif thats an aya neo, its screen is on sideways
Rthey repurpose phone screens a lot
Bit's a steam deck
Tsame answer
Rquick question,
rmp-ostree install neofetch work?KHyfetch is included ootb
KWith an alias for neofetch
KRight, does nothing unless you're actively using it
KHaving the service enabled is just one less step for someone who does want to use it
Byea i'm not really missing the 40mb of ram anyway
KYeah, and on Steam decks display link is fairly common in third-party docks
KSo I think it's worth it
KLikely something we can expose for people to turn off if they feel they don't need it, future improvement
Bi mainly mentioned tailscale because i think its a little strange to have something listening on the network when 95% of people won't use it
KIt's a client not a server
