quick question, `rmp-ostree install neofetch` work?
quick 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
KShouldn't be listening to anything unless you're actively using it
Bohh ok
ROh great now game mode just gives me a black screen
RAt least this bug is logged
RHey does anyone know how to run game mode at a lower resolution?
RThe native res on the legion go is hogging a lot of performance, very laggy on 15TDP
RKWorth a try
KThough it does seem it should already be fixed
KAnd it doesn't explain your windows issues
Rits just it seems a lot of thing break after sleep
Fjust linux things. I remember when I first dove into linux 15 years ago or so, sleep didn't work at all.
Pi have that chipset, works perfectly fine. i use sleep all the time
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Rmy daughter found the kb
Eanyone with nvidia having this issue that plasma application launcher stops showing when trying to opening it?
EIf I'm trying to download this, I want to use Fedora under installers? And how would I tell what version I have? https://www.insynchq.com/downloads/linux#fedora
KFedora 39
Kand yes, you can do that
Keither install the rpm in distrobox, or if that doesn't work,
rpm-ostree install file.rpmEOk cool so that would be "rpm-ostree install <package>.rpm" ? I'm looking at this https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=35
Universal Blue
Package Formats 1. Flatpak [Flatpak] Flatpak is the primary method of installing applications on Bazzite. It is a universal containerized package format that tries to sandbox applications through flexible permissions that the application has access to on your system. Typically it is recommended to use Flatpak for most software if possible. [...
Kfile.rpm in this case being the full path to the file you downloaded from there
ESure, gonna drag and drop. I'll get this sooner or later
RDoes Bazzite GNOME comes with performance tweaks?
Kthey all do
Kvia system76-scheduler, tuned, and minor tweaks to sysctl
RCool
FMy personal recommendation for this is to use an Arch distrobox and install it from the AUR using an AUR helper. That way it stays up to date automatically and you aren't having to manually layer it on the image every time there's an update.
Kgreat solution
EIs Arch Distrobox different from the Prompt one on my taskbar?
ESays Welcome to Bazzite at the top
EDoing it the other way worked at least, but yeah updates would be nice
FThat's the default shell of the base image. From there, you can use distrobox to create an Arch environment. On mobile rn, but lemme dig up the docs.
EActually this costs $ apparantly. I'm going to uninstall it. lol But maybe for the next RPM I try to put on
Ksyncthing is free
Kand has a decky plugin
