RI don’t understand a single thing about this
RI’m ashamed of myself as a Linux noob
RWhere am I supposed to find the -/.
R
H~/you can think of it as the same as
$HOME/
Aso whats the game thumbnail aspect? Does anyone know?
RYou can find the various resolutions on any game of steam griddb
CHow?
Qand if you want to know where ~ actually is, you can
echo ~ in the terminalC
KTry validating game files
COh, found proton hotfix, it was at the bottom of the list I hadn't realized/remembered/expected was scrollable
CI was confused because it also showed up as a separate runnable application
CNow it is processing vulkan shaders before launching, which I was actually rather confused about it not doing before
COh, also: I discovered that Tuned does not prevent my CPU from catastrophically overheating if the ambient temperature is above 75F
CWelp, shit. Same crash
CSame 18fps in the cutscene and 100% GPU usage in the few seconds of the cutscene before the crash
CValidated files, tested different resolutions, same framerate issues and crash
SHi, i have a question regarding the installer. It seems like it fails to auto assign storage/partitions on my ally, causing the ghcr image pull to fail after downloading everything. Does anyone know the sizing of the partitions, and if a home partitions is required?
Kmanual partitoning isn't supported by upstream, we recommend using auto partitioning
Kif you want to dual boot, make the room you want for it and then let it auto partition that space
SIt simply fails when i let it auto partiton, only way i solved it is with the same workaround as stated here: https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/issues/189
GitHub
Trying to install the bazzite deck and have reflashed,redownloaded,used different usbs,for this image,and they all have (during the install) the error “ostree container image deploy —sysroot=/mnt/s...
Knot much I can suggest then, that error is basically useless as it tells you nothing about the true cause. We can't support or recommend manual partitioning
KThere's a new installer in the works, would be worth trying that when it's available
CManual partitioning is doable and I wrote the(?) original guide for it, but it's just replicating what the auto partitioning does
SAha, i see. So during an update cycle my install will break, or wont be updatable
C? Shouldn't
Kit's just complicated, ChaiQi's guide may be able t help
KLot of partitions to make
CYeah
SI'll give the auto another go, if it doesn't is the guide pinned somewhere?
CUniversal Blue
Be careful! Follow this guide at your own discretion because this can break your system or cause data loss. Two Methods Installing the other operating system(s) on a separate drive (recommended) or Manual partitioning on the same drive Separate Drive Method (recommended) It is recommended to use a separate internal or external drive. Inst...
CThe handheld-specific stuff is new to me, I'm glad they expanded upon it as well as posting it after I wrote it here
SI've mostly played around with debian based distros before, but the ally has thrown me off more than once now. had to use medicat to clean up the boot entries. windows + bios was not letting go.
SIt somehow passed verification 
. I don't think i did anything specific than a bit of cleanup 
. I don't think i did anything specific than a bit of cleanup 
Jany way to get kmag onto bazzite?
Topen Warehouse (pre-installed) > hamburger menu > Manage Remotes > Add "KDE Testing Applications"
Tafter you add it, you can now install it in Discover/GNOME Software
Tthis is prob the easiest way
Tonly issue
TTdoes not work with wayland
Eany suggestions for if i want to use linux with nvidia atm but planning to switch to nvk when it's mature enough?
Ti mean besides some caveats, it works
Jany alternative that does work?
Tnot that i know of / use
Taccessibility isn't exactly the strong point of the linux desktop
Eshould i stick to x11?
Tyes
Ton nvidia for sure
