is there any way to make sure automatic just uses the free space and doesn't touch anything else?
is there any way to make sure automatic just uses the free space and doesn't touch anything else?
Kthat should be default behavior, but as always make backups just in case
Kwhich is to say, partition the empty space
Zpartition? like create an empty btrfs partition with that free space?
KNote that SB doesn't play well with other linux distros, and if you're trying to dual boot w/ Windows - Windows has a habit of nuking your boot order if it's on the same drive as another linux distro
Znope, i'm dualbooting with steamos using multiple ESPs
Zthat's what i was mostly concerned about - the steamos esp
Kyeah, multiple layers of not supported then
AUr on our own lmao
Zoh definitely i'm not expecting y'all to support this :D
Zi do feel like dankpods sometimes when i do this stuff
AMaybe start with I m trying to do this unsupported thing, can you help
AInstead of bazzite installer is broken for anyone or just me
Zsorry, you're right! i should've been more careful with words, didn't want to make you look bad at all 
Zwill keep in mind 
ABut bazzite should support dual booting with windows. It's a must for deck images, should work on a guide or sth
Zjust wondering, is there any way to make the oled rotate the installer or at least use 1x scaling? the inst.resolution=1280x800 doesn't work (probably since 1280 is too tall when laid on its side?)
Z(i know the oled installer hasn't been perfected yet :D)
KNeeds a kernel patch or a karg in the installer, but it's low priority given the other issues OLED has atm
Ksomething we'll address as soon as we've fixed the refresh rate bug
Zyeah definitely, makes sense!
IHey, I'm an arch linux user switching to bazzite on a legion go soon. I tinker with XR / ultraleap hand tracking. I install userspace drivers / system services with packages from the AUR to make stuff work so I am wondering: can I use this stuff on Bazzite? Is it possible to use systemd services from the AUR through something like distrobox in Bazzite? Or would I have to look at overlays on the Fedora host?
Kthe drivers will require PRs to /ublue-os/akmods due to how those are installed, but services can be run through distrobox most of the time
Kand layering is always an option
IGreat to know! Thanks Kyle 
ILooks like sleep is broken on the ROG ally. At least for me
AIf you'd like to stick with arch, I have ported the important packages from bazzite to arch
AAnd I'm tracking them
AThe only thing missing is a good steam session that does the gamemode to desktop switching magic
I@antheas oh? like the nested desktop feature? (sorry not totally around how everything works)
AAll of that
AI'm using a script I cooked up and I like
ABut it has broken user features like shutdown, reboot, and switch to desktop
AIf you want everything wrapped in a nice package use bazzite
II am certainly happy with using script based work arounds If I can stick with arch
AThen you can try it and if it's too messy switch to bazzite
Ithanks! I'll def give it a go
II also need to go back to arch. Sleep is too important for me unfortunately
Dhow can we change the background of the login screen if the conf file cannot be edited:
touch: cannot touch '/usr/share/sddm/themes/breeze/theme.conf.user': Read-only file system
ASleep issues should be fixed very soon
IGitHub
Arch based kernel optimized for the Legion Go and Steam Deck. - hhd-dev/linux-handheld
Iquestion if i pair an xbox controller on the legion go with bazzite installed would that create a conflict with the dualsense emulation?
AYep, also gamescope and mesa
AStill need to rename the gamescope repo
DYou need to wait for the sddm theme to support another location
AAlso has issues on the ally but no one to debug them
AI diverged from bazzite to stay on 6.6
AWhich should be supported for the next 3 years. When msi claw drops and needs new Intel drivers rip
ABut that also means I don't have all the ally fixes tested
II wish I knew more about linux development to help you debug man
IUnfortunatly I really only use Linux for severs. So I can do basic linux stuff. I really should put more effort into learning it but I pretty much know some debian stuff and thats it
