MHi all, just wondering if there's currently an issue and fix for gamestreaming on Bazzite with the Steam Deck?
Mseems like every few minutes when I connect to my host PC i'll get some frame chops and "slow connection detected"
MOn SteamOS didn't have this problem. I turned off wifi power savings in dev
RLol
MLCD
ROdd then.
RI've seen similar reports from OLED people, not from LCD ones.
Mcould it be due to HW accel?
RMight just be crappy Realtek drivers again.
Mhow to update?
Mor should i?
Mthis is a fresh install
RTry to temporarily disable it then.
RNo, there is no update to them. Drivers are preincluded in kernel, if they don't work the only thing you can do is make the realtek maintainer know that.
RBut it will not be a quick solution, if ever.
Msorry I'm really new to Linux so how would I disable them?
Jits probably best not to bother
RHardware acceleration? If you use steam there is an option from the settings iirc.
RFor the drivers yeah, you have no solution sadly.
Myeah I've disabled that, but I'm uing Moonlight
Musing
Jthese kind of issues are hard to diagnose and fix without looking into it very deeply
ROh, OK.
Jthe Steam Deck is still a luxury item, so not too widely spread
Jif you wish to have a painless time, its best to just use SteamOS on your Deck
Mwell I'll see if lowering bitrate helps, but it was running 100mbps on SteamOS
BSpeaking of streaming from Bazzite. Sunshine added Fedora 39 support in the new release this morning woo! https://github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine/releases/tag/v0.22.0
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Breaking
(Network) Clients must now be paired with the host before they can use Wake-on-LAN
(Build/Linux) Drop Fedora 37 support
Added
(Input/Linux) Add native/pen touch support for Linux
(Captu...
(Network) Clients must now be paired with the host before they can use Wake-on-LAN
(Build/Linux) Drop Fedora 37 support
Added
(Input/Linux) Add native/pen touch support for Linux
(Captu...
Mfair enough
JFedora 40 almost out the door:
RMight also help as well.
RMy fix was replace Qualcomm access points with Mediatek.
RSince Realtek can't implement proper firmware, it seems.
Mwouldn't even know how to start that lol
Mall good thank you for the help
Rdoes kde have an adaptive brightness feature?
Ri was using fedora workstation prior to bazzite and it had a feature in gnome to lower/increase brightness and enable/disable keyboard backlight using the ambient light sensor on my laptop
Jwhat do you mean with adaptive brightness
Jlike
Jin relation to the time of day?
Jand on what end
Jsoftware-sided?
Jhardware?
AAls sensor
AThrough iio sensor proxy
VAny idea why cockpit client from flathub drops error when trying to grant sudo?
RChange brightness and keyboard backlight using ambient light sensor
JAh
JKDE does not have such a feature yet
JThough a draft already exists and can be found here: https://invent.kde.org/plasma/powerdevil/-/merge_requests/199
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All my devices do not support ambient light, so tests welcome! To test, run
