Out of curiosity, is it possible to use a remote desktop software with bazzite? tried with other dis
Out of curiosity, is it possible to use a remote desktop software with bazzite? tried with other distros on my ally with mixed results.
KYes, same as any fedora install. We use wayland by default so your software must support wayland
Kor you can switch to X11
Trustdesk has experimental wayland support rn but iirc only in their nightly
Hsunshine/moonlight would be your best choice, not really meant for remote desktop so it lacks some features but it will let you remotely control bazzite
Aive used both anydesk and teamviewer on linux and they work fine if you are docked
Sas long as clipboard and keyboard + mouse works, then it should be fine.
Been doing ssh into the ally using personal account then jumping on the "system one", but some things require gui
Been doing ssh into the ally using personal account then jumping on the "system one", but some things require gui
Hsunshine does not provide clipboard
Hthe only clipboard working is the remote one, but you cant copy something on the remote and paste it on the client
Ain that case, my friend used to use teamviewer to connect to jetsons at work
Auntil they banned him
Aso now he uses anydesk
Smhm, i will give nomachine a nother try, if not then i guess anydesk will have to do
Ateamviewer bans your nic mac address if you use it too much
Amaybe flatpak issues?
Syeah, teamviewer has gotten pretty aggressive with account and connections..
ETeehee meanwhile on normal Fedora KDE:
EI'm happily gaming without my system sleeping. I forgot to report back about the keep awake/joy update myself because lazy.
Mhmm, I wonder what it is about launching sunshine while within Gamescope-session lets it capture TTY terminals and both game mode and desktop transitions seamlessly with no connection interruptions
MI really want to narrow this down since I think it’s an issue on both Bazzite and Nobara
Mlaunching it while on desktop crashes the background process if you switch sessions
Hthey threatened to do this to me because i helped my friend too much since i connected too often to them.
no they just live in the middle of nowhere with crap internet service and needed remote help
no they just live in the middle of nowhere with crap internet service and needed remote help
XHi guys; used aru's guide to setup a dual boot from my existing windows install. I liked it more than I thought so I want to switch over for 95% of my games. During the resize (with the resize-c.com tool) I initially started with 100G for Bazzite. Now I want to grab more from the windows partition. Do you know if I can safely resize again with the tool and Fedora/Bazzite will automatically pick up the increased partition?
©I think you will need to reinstall bazzite again after the resize though 
Aif that's true maybe it should be looked into? it should be just a btrfs partition or something
XYeah, it is btrfs. If than cannot be extended on filesystem level easily (after giving the partition more space to expand) I might reinstall everything. Would have liked to skip it, so that at some point I can actually start playing games instead of tinkering around
Aso one workaround you can do is to create a separate data partition, and have bazzite mount it automatically + use it as a location to store steam games
Ayou can also theoretically have that partition accessible on both windows and linux, so you can use it on both operating systems
Abut that could also get janky, as a warning
Aprob very janky, can you share steam commonapps?
Ayou can, yeah
Ayou'd have to use exfat but i guess that works
Anah, ntfs or btrfs also works
Athinking of my sd card
Aso btrfs has a windows driver, but i hear it's got issues. linux has an ntfs driver, but it also isn't perfect
Aso pick your poison for filesystems 
Aif you want to share the partition between OS
Xhaving a shared parition for linux+windows is not a requirement, so I skip this potential pitfall. Only need windows for 1-2 online games with win-only anti-cheat. Happily switching over completely with everything else. Thanks for the suggestion @Aru , i will try to add a separate data partition to make use of the new free space. Is there a GUI available for this task like during initial setup?
Ahmm, so you can free up the space in windows, then boot back into bazzite and create a btrfs partition with that free space
Anot quite sure if auto-mounting partitions is the same as on other distros, would it just be adding an entry to fstab on bazzite?
Abe careful with the fstab file, one little mistake and you end up in emergency shell
Asudo findmnt --verify --verbosebefore you reboot
Xalright, I will try my luck 
Xthanks guys!
©Just use systemd mount units, automount or plain... is safest
Plus no need to reboot to test...
Plus no need to reboot to test...
Bspeaking of systemd units, could anyone tell me please if this is safe to enable (I tried to write it myself and i am still a linux noob). thanks
Blast time i tried to set up a service (for sunshine) I made my bazzite unbootable until I accessed the file system via another OS and removed the problem service file
Dfor xwaylandvideobridge you can disable that on autostart menu
Bdo you mean here? if so I did do a while back but it still runs anyway
Dit still runs in the background? hmm
