Ah nice to hear, I got an OLED so iirc no 90hz with gamescope right?
Ah nice to hear, I got an OLED so iirc no 90hz with gamescope right?
Kopposite, 90hz works but changing the refresh rate from that 90hz is fubar
Kkernel thing
Nrebased to the February 12th build, no longer have the issue
BCool cool
NI saw a controller-related package in the output
Nit might be the issue
Kjoystickawake?
Nyeah
Kthat one is just watching inputs on udev
Kand keeping the screen from blanking
Kshouldn't cause what you reported
Nhm
Nanyway, I'll stay on this build until the issue gets resolved
Kbeen hardly any changes given the holidays & ISO stuff
Kvery weird
KI'm not able to reproduce what you reported either, on OLED or LCD
Nhm
Nvery weird indeed
HCan i use the same micro sd for a windows and bazzite installation? So one library for both?
KI would format the SD card as btrfs (Bazzite does this by default)
Kand mount in Windows with WinBTRFS
Hideally no, but you can format it as btrfs (will wipe it) and install winbtrfs in window
KGitHub
WinBtrfs - an open-source btrfs driver for Windows - maharmstone/btrfs
Knote this requires registry entires to be configured properly
HKk thx
CIs this normal
Twhats wrong with it
CI just rebooted
Tyup normal
Kif you haven't been to gamemode before, that's the welcome screen for gamemode
Kyou're good
Ksteam is kind of it's own thing
Kthat whole UI is steam
Kso first boot it'll act like you've never turned the device on
Ksettings like language and all that are separate from your DE
Kso it's not really something to fix
Kjust how it works
EI was thrown off by that at the first time. I was like, didn't I just download and log into steam and pick my language and timezone and stuff. Why do I do it twice and wait for 19 minutes for who knows what to download re: steam
K@RoyalOughtness that switcheroo patch is live
Kon stable
Kalso applies to gamemode, so anyone w/ a laptop should automatically get steam running on their dgpu
Nrebased back to stable and the issue is back
I hope it's not one of my custom layers causing that
I hope it's not one of my custom layers causing that
Kwhat have you layered?
BIs there anyway to change this mountpoint? probably not
Kgnome thing, should have a shorter name but nautilus uses the longer one
Kif anyone wants to look into this I'd appreciate it 
Kworks fine in KDE
Hshould be enough to name the partition or put a label on it 
Khas a label
