Wasn't there a Brew ujust? I see a remove-brew
Wasn't there a Brew ujust? I see a remove-brew
TRemoved because it caused issues on the host
Jwe're adding it back but no timeline, it's in bluefin now, just needs to get put in config
TYeah was going to metion that but wasn't sure if it was going into config
WWhat do you mean by documentation? I will gladly test anything that helps. I did a test that I think is interesting.... Using an actual DS controller the flipped behavior is gone but it also resolves the bigger issues that HHD is presenting: 1) the speed and intensity of the motion (too low and too slow) 2) It seems to autocalibrate every few seconds making the puzzle impossible. Let me know how I can help!
ACan you open a help thread and post a tldr?
Wyes!
Wdone, appreciate the help - everything else works wonderfully and I'm really impressed!
DCan we retrigger the build to pick up the new nvidia akmods?
DI guess this is mostly a question for @Kyle Gospo
Dsince he pushed this new config 
https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/commit/95123e0d5d855e3c25790be440192343b4cb1e90
https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/commit/95123e0d5d855e3c25790be440192343b4cb1e90
DI think someone with rights just needs to click the workflow dispatch button on the build isos action.
NUniversal Blue
Today is the day, and many have been waiting for it! RPM Fusion, our upstream provider for Nvidia drivers, has upgraded Nvidia driver 550 from testing to stable. We’ve just validated the first batch of Universal Blue akmods and nvidia image builds. So expect to see the new driver on all nvidia flavored images of Universal Blue, Bazzite, and B...
DRight, I know that, but it's not yet in bazzite.
DNeeds a build retrigger since Kyle just merged it 20ish minutes ago
DI'm really eager to try this on my Nvidia desktop
VFor the life of me, I cannot get easyeffects to work. I've set up my filters exactly the way I want them but I have several crippling issues.
#1: The audio is blasting out to such a distorted level that it's comically unusable. Attempting to lower the gain anywhere in GNOME results in it quickly, in increments, raised back up to maximum.
#2: It seems a herculean task to actually get the audio routed to Discord as an example. Easy Effects Source continues to just pick up my base mic, with none of the filters it itself is supposed to be applying.
#1: The audio is blasting out to such a distorted level that it's comically unusable. Attempting to lower the gain anywhere in GNOME results in it quickly, in increments, raised back up to maximum.
#2: It seems a herculean task to actually get the audio routed to Discord as an example. Easy Effects Source continues to just pick up my base mic, with none of the filters it itself is supposed to be applying.
Aif you are using an eq in easyeffects you need to lower your gain in easyeffects
Ayoure not supposed to use the easy effects sources
Ajust the normal devices
Aand it works
VHmm, it wasn't when I was trying
VYep, I am using an eq. I'll work on that
Aif you raise bass by 5db you need to lower the gain by 5db
Ayoull see the clipping indicator on the bottom left
V@antheas I learned how to do my stack in OBS, so while my understanding of the stack mostly have transferred...
I have to admit that I've exhausted the ways I can think of to fix the audio getting blown out. Lowering it in different places makes it legible but it sounds like garbage still.
Could you tell me where in my stack I should be adjusting it? Forgive me if I'm missing something completely obvious.
I have to admit that I've exhausted the ways I can think of to fix the audio getting blown out. Lowering it in different places makes it legible but it sounds like garbage still.
Could you tell me where in my stack I should be adjusting it? Forgive me if I'm missing something completely obvious.
Aif you need to drop the volume to make some headroom do it in the beginning not the end
Aafter the noise rejection ofc
Awho can help me with controller situation i need solution to remap the controls like nacon controllers if you have heard of them?
VUnfortunately, it continues to not override the mic's audio. As for lowering the gain, it just sounds... wrong, no matter what I do. I've replicated my setting on my macbook and my Windows machine perfectly, but with the same hardware plugging into the same computer with the same settings (in theory), it somehow has an issue because I'm booted into the linux partition?
RWith Nvidia 550 dropping, I kinda want to try Plasma to see if I can get VRR working right! Is there anything I should keep in mind when switching from the gnome image to plasma, like any issues that could occur?
Kyes, any number of things can blow up
Kupstream recommends not rebasing across DEs and we are not really going to be able to support you
Kwelcome to try it, but expect to find things are easier w/ a reinstall
Ksteam input should be able to do this
Aim talking in outside of steam wise and inside steam cuz i have back buttons they are programmed by their software of company but software dont work in linux apparently ig
RNoted, thanks for the advice! ^^
RI may reinstall when I get the time, then
Hconfigure in windows the way you want it, reboot to linux and never change it.
you will be limited to map the paddles to other gamepad buttons, you cannot map them to keyboard
you will be limited to map the paddles to other gamepad buttons, you cannot map them to keyboard
Ai was wondering why the rebase commands were removed entirely from the ublue pages, now i see why
Awhat made silverblue nice was that you can switch between DEs and the only thing you had to worry about was the home dotfiles
Kthat's not specific to us, Fedora makes that recommendation in regards to Silverblue/Kinoite/Etc
KThe main images & rebase commands were removed because the main images were designed to be consumed, not used as your host operating system
Kthat's where the other projects here come into play
Jthe desktops need to fix those issues
Hif only there was a way to solve it using something like overlayfs and just add the gnome/kde desktop bits to $HOME by adding a layer with their configs, until they fixed that (or offered a "cleanup kde/gnome configs" in their UIs)
NThe most annoying thing to me is that KDE plasma isn't super well documented in regards to customizing the dotfiles either. I looked into how to do some things which I thought were basic and omg did I have to search Google to figure it out.
Hyep
NNot sure on Gnome, but at least they have dconf, KDE doesn't.
Agood idea but what if i dont have windows installed at all?
Ayeah i had a hard time figuring out changing stuff KDE/Qt (i.e. setting dark mode) going through the arch wiki, it wasn't as nice as simply setting stuff in dconf and the GTK apps simply just follow that
