BAnd to use f3write/f3read
BHow would I write that out
Tshow me the results of
sudo f3probe -n -t /dev/sdaTand better yet, show me
lsblk's output
Tthat means you didn't use
sudo as you need toBOkay I'll try again
B
BLsblk
Tok, now show
sudo f3probe -n -t /dev/sdaTyou keep writing
/dev/sda1B
Talright that's one hurdle out of the way
Thow was this drive formatted?
Toriginally
BExfat
Ttry using KDE Partition Manager to reformat it to btrfs
BThe only options on there are unmount and properties
Tyes, you would need to unmount to format it
Tcreate a #bazzite-help thread to keep this neater
Dhow can I get rid of the _ during boot and why does it boot sometimes but fail other times
BOkay I created it
VNeed opinions on if shoving my ancient GTX 460 SE into my computer with an RTX 2080 would be sufficient/worth it for doing something like passthrough
DFor windows vm? Yes
VYeah should've clarified
MHi! I'm completely new here and I'm thinking about buying a hanheld PC. But it's hard for me to make a decision, mainly due to the poor battery performance of consoles other than steamdeck. I found information about bazzite on the Internet and I wonder if bazzite affects thebattery life of ROG Ally for example? Is it possible to determine more or less what the difference is in performance with and without bazzite?
AAt the same tdp you get the same battery life
ABut with bazzite at lower tdps you get better performance
ASo you get better battery life on something like an emulator
AStill not as good as steam deck
MThanks! it's still hard to make a decision. On the one hand, I would like to be able to play something like Elden Ring or Hogwarts Legacy, but on the other hand, the prospect of a console operating for such a short time discourages me.
Tdeck oled is probably the best handheld for battery longevity yea
AYou'll get 1-2 hours eldenring
AOn legion go you get around 4 hours max rn
ABut I want to see if I can optimize it to 5
MLegion go is a "no, no" for me because of its bad sound quality
ODeck OLED is the GOAT. Just get that.
BWhen I have the funds and Bazzite is 100% ready for it (Valve makes some kernel updates), I'm moving to an OLED Deck. The screen and battery life upgrades are worth it alone.
AThey fixed the steam update bar on boot
MWhat are the benefits of installing bazzite on steam deck?
ONewer Mesa/kernel. Ability to tinker more.
Tnewer system packages, can layer fedora packages, rollbacks from the last 90 days of builds
OI keep my Deck stock. I run bazzite on my HTPC and basically make it a mega-Deck
IIf you're just using your deck as a deck. not a whole lot. Valve is doing a great job with the stable/experimental deck experience
IIf you want to do more installing something else is nice, and Bazzite gives you great stuff like mostly worry free updates over the alternatives
Kalso the option for other DEs
Klike GNOME and soon Budgie
BBack when I switched, having Distrobox installed out of the box was a big deal for me. Being able to install the occasional rpm system package that persists through updates is great. But most of all it's having the peace of mind that if something does go wrong, there is an opportunity for support and advice from other users in the community here.
Dhey what service is responsible for launching gamescope?
Kgamescope-session-plus
Hcorrection: dont need to manually update to a new fedora base (ex 39 --> 40)
you still update through gamemode as normal or through desktop mode using the system update application
you still update through gamemode as normal or through desktop mode using the system update application
