NOr like windows does
Nhad to rollback because today's update broke the "Return to Gaming Mode" shortcut
Dwirelessly?
NMmmm Over The Air
Hjust be connected to a network
in gamemode you just go to steam --> system --> update
in gamemode you just go to steam --> system --> update
Hif you are on desktop version, updates are automatic in the background but you can trigger a manual update by running, system update or
ujust update
NOk but does it work the same if I make my own Bazzite image
Hyes
Hdeck images = manual updates
all other images = automatic updates
all other images = automatic updates
Hthis can be changed with
ujust toggle-updates
MDid you have the chance to test it? I also have a new video card on the way and my oculink dock is ready
MIf you guys have some tips about setting up oculink in Bazzite (I also have Arch and Windows installed), it would be very welcome 
LWouldn't that connection be recognized as a PCI-E link?
UIs it safe to replace the gnome-deck-gnome image with the gnome-deck when it's already installed?
Also, the current bazzite deck image, whatever gnome or kde, already has HDR support in game mode right?
Also, the current bazzite deck image, whatever gnome or kde, already has HDR support in game mode right?
Hreinstall if you are switching DEs
there will be problems when you go from gnome to kde or kde to gnome so even upstream recommends reinstalling or remaking the users homefolder
if you do not know how to do the latter then reinstall
there will be problems when you go from gnome to kde or kde to gnome so even upstream recommends reinstalling or remaking the users homefolder
if you do not know how to do the latter then reinstall
Eis it possible to rebase silverblue to bazzite-gnome
LYes, but you can also use the brand new fresh ISOs
Junrelated, but this gif is great
USo I change version then recreate the home folder with mkhomedir_helper, right?
Hsame DE so yes
Hyes but you move and re-create it before you login on desktop
on deck i am unsure how you would accomplish this due to autologin so reinstall is the easiest
on deck i am unsure how you would accomplish this due to autologin so reinstall is the easiest
MWhat is that laptop model? It seems rugged enough to survive a journey to Mars and back
Mlol, it's the gpd win mini
MGPD WIN Mini - Shenzhen GPD Technology Co., Ltd._05061502_909_07181115_442
NCurrent pc https://pcpartpicker.com/list/bJr6dH
Part List - Intel Core i5-12600K, GeForce RTX 3060 12GB, Deepcool MACUBE 110 MicroATX Mini Tower
NPc Upgrade later this year https://pcpartpicker.com/list/tFhgHG
Part List - AMD Ryzen 7 7700X, Radeon RX 7800 XT, Corsair 2500X MicroATX Mini Tower
NOr just getting a laptop
Mit's great! I ditched my desktop pc for this one with no regrets
MYes, I can imagine! I was thinking it could very well replace a desktop system from the specs
MI'll keep it on the radar for the future
IHello, running a fresh Bazzite install (all AMD), it's a reinstall really as my ssd failed the other day. With this new install I keep having games hang, so far has happened three times with death stranding and once with dark souls. I have to reboot when it happens. Wondering what the terminal command to verify or repair the os is? Is it called rebasing with the atomic OS? Anyway wasn't having this issue on the install with the ssd that failed, playing the same games, so I'm wondering what I can do about it.
IIt may coincide with me bringing up the steam menu. Oh and I'm using deck mode when gaming
Dquick question since i cant find it on the website: can i restore my steam deck to stock (with steam os) after installing bazzite?
IYou'll need to use the valve provided steamos ISO to reinstall it
DAh okay, thanks!
DI fcking love bluefin and want that similar experience on my decky deck
IIt's doable though I put a fresh ssd in my deck and had to reinstall the OS. Was fairly easy
DYeah I'm guessing it's straightforward
DWell, here I go!
IResearching my question I don't think that's called rebasing. I'll try running a system update and see if that helps maybe.
DYeah so Bazzite, bluefin, etc. use 'rebasing' as a way of essentially creating a whole new system, sparing your personal documents.
DThe idea is that the system itself is static and immutable (cannot be altered), and that configuration happens within the confines of your home directory (typically somewhere in /var/home/$USER)
DIn my experience if something starts breaking, a rebase with a newer image (if available ) does the trick.
DWay, way easier than the traditional GNU/Linux workflow of figuring out wtf you broke hah
DAlso the smart folks behind these systems wrote a bunch of utility scripts accessible through the
justjustSo,
just updateThe trouble is it's a fresh Bazzite install installed yesterday. I don't think there's anything to update. Games just keep hanging
