For me the bigger screen, "joycons", kickstand and Lenovo brand itself are the selling point
For me the bigger screen, "joycons", kickstand and Lenovo brand itself are the selling point
Aoh yes the stand is great
WGot tired of ASUS being the support engineer
WLaptops are shit if speaking about quality of hardware and materials used
WThey were, 2-3 years ago. Can't tell now tho
WBut I don't think much changed
WOh, I forgot the brilliant manager Ben from Reddit
Ahes on discord too
Awell one of the bens
Aboth of them are there, the community manager posts
Aand the product manager boosts the server
Apm money baby
Bhahah, this is funny
i just started running sunshine, and when i connect with moonlight from my silverblue laptop... something turns on voice accessiblity dictation and it's reading out all the windows i'm on, etc
i just started running sunshine, and when i connect with moonlight from my silverblue laptop... something turns on voice accessiblity dictation and it's reading out all the windows i'm on, etc
BGitHub
Is there an existing issue for this? I have searched the existing issues Is your issue described in the documentation? I have read the documentation Is your issue present in the nightly release? Th...
AGot another report for the 15w egpu
AWhat's the hwmon endpoint name and the polkit name
KIt's in that help thread
KThere's only the single one for priv write
AOk then someone needs to lsof the hwmon
K
AAnd see if steam writes to it when gamescope launches
AMaybe it has incorrect perms or sth
H@azu will help with this
ABecause I think you removed the tdp write
KWe patch it, it can only write under certain circumstances
AMaybe there's a bug and those are met?
KSee:https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/blob/main/spec_files%2Fjupiter-hw-support%2Fpriv-write.patch
GitHub
Bazzite is an OCI image that serves as an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck, and a ready-to-game SteamOS-like for desktop computers, living room home theater PCs, and numerous other h...
AThat env variable is fishy
SNot yet, the calibration numbers are still a mystery to me because they don't have any example of vaild numbers and the input validation is a todo thing in the driver code. I spent most of my time trying to figure out where my mystery calibration came from when I told it to apply something, and I still don't have an answer to that. I went through all the commands HHD was sending, and none of it was sending anything that would affect anything analog. It was all just button mappings, changing the mode, a bit of LED stuff.
AAlso that is valve hardware
ANext ver has some calibration built in
ABut maybe that doesn't fix your problem
K+source /etc/default/steam-hardware-control
KUsed to toggle this behavior back on for hardware that actually can use it
K(Ally, LGO)
Hlogs show that writing to the hwmon is skipped on the affected systems
AOk that's the problem
AIt turned on
AThat endpoint writes to gpu tdp
KIt's not, we already confirmed it's off on an affected device
KLogs the skip
AIt only needs to not skip once
KThere's no log of it not skipping
AAzu had simple decky tdp he had the override
Hsimpledeckytdp enables the controls, it is a requirement
Hcant have simpledeckytdp and the priv-write controls disabled
AActually you can, you just can't patch the slider in steam
AIn any case with the override and an AMD GPU this sets the gpu tdp
Eantheas
Eeverything works great
