There's a new installer in the works, would be worth trying that when it's available
There'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
Twe default to X11 on nvidia images
TAMD/Intel GPUs could use wayland with little to no issues
Tbut yeah nvidia is a different story im afraid rn
Ebtw does intel gpu still have that issue that dx12 games dont work because of some missing component/extension?
Tdo not have experience with this (no intel GPU) but searching around it seems to be getting better
TGitHub
Just wanted to report, since the main page indicates no testing on Intel GPUs -- I have one and the results are good! I have an Acer with (as Linux reports it) "11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-1...
Tthat last comment mentions progress on Deep Rock Galactic's DX12 mode running fine on linux, but they're also using Mesa 24, which we do not have yet
Tbut we will very soon
Ethanks for the search appreciate it
Ebtw i loaded up bazzite to test a few days ago and tried the gnome version, im pretty sure i was in wayland because i had a vrr toggle in the display section, games were laggy stuttery mess
Toh right nvidia + x11 + gnome vrr patch 
Ei was in the default, it seems like it was wayland because i had no options to turn on gsync in the nvidia panel
Ti dont think thats even a thing on linux lol
Tcould be tho
Tnvidia images default to X11 tho
Eok
Pgsync = vrr
Tyes but is that in the control panel
Tlike as an option on linux
Ein x11 yes
Pdoesn't the nvidia control panel only edit xorg conf files
Pyou turn it on via your compositor
Pwith wayland
