curse being that we need to hack around Valve's limitations
curse being that we need to hack around Valve's limitations
Adecky plugins are one example of a hack to get around Valve's limitations
Aeven though decky is great, still a hack 
ZCurse in the sense that valve may one day decide that this thing we're doing is not okay once SteamOS releases publicly for handhelds as they have earlier promised is also a possibility I can imagine
Pon the bright side, maybe Sweeney will actually give a crap about linux if there's a real non-valve option
NIm going to work on a project (handheld console and it’s going to use bazzite but it’s going to take a while for it need to learn a lot of things I only know basic stuff on Linux
RCartridges/Lutris fills in for this imo or even steam if you create shortcuts for everything
Athat's why i've kept my eye on OGUI since Steam really is a curse because we have to shittily hack around Steam so much
having a solution with excellent handheld and game controller support would be a godsend but that also takes time and work and effort, time that people don't really have which is why OGUI dev has been so slow
having a solution with excellent handheld and game controller support would be a godsend but that also takes time and work and effort, time that people don't really have which is why OGUI dev has been so slow
Ajust kinda how it is
FI hope that OGUI interface can be modified, as it looks too simplistic for my taste
Ayeah
AOGUI has been in an alpha-like state for a very long time
Ai wonder if they're going to use the learnings from OGUI in PlaytronOS
Aor whatever it's called
FWhile operating systems usually can pass minimalistic design without much complaints, you can notice that special attention is paid to UI & sound effects in consoles
Fso I hope they improve in that regard
Halright everyone I'm gonna give installing Bazzite another try soon
Hlast time - the installer would not recognize my keyboard, this time I have a different one, pray for me
HI also hope Bazzite works with EtchDroid...
AUpdate on bazztie desktop installation: I think I'll save it for when I can afford the "legion go..."
Hoh
HI have a question
Hhas Bazzite received Plasma 6?
Pno. that'll be in fedora 40
Hwhen's that expected to release?
Pnext month afaik
Hoh, nice, with Bazzite being an immutable release I should get the DE update even if I install now, right?
Has in, in a month from now
Hwhen the Fedora base is updated
Hyes
Pif you install with the :latest tag it'll update
Hnice, great upstream work
Hthe :latest tag?
His that something I'll have the option to configure in the installer, or?
PI.. actaully don't know what the installer uses as default. I rebased so I could select
NInstaller always uses latest.
A
A
Dwill :stable and :latest both update to the f40 once it releases?
Dfairly certain i'm on :stable right now
Pstable is an alias for latest
Hyep
Dawesome 
Has in the stuff from the website right?
ZBtw, when I got Bazzite I went with installing opera initially, but a friend of mine wanted Bazzite too on his legion go and had me set it up for him, now a month later he tells me has been testing quite a few different browsers and actually concluded that the included Firefox browser is better than opera, so I wanted to know what browsers you guys are using on Bazzite and if possible what browsers you think runs best on the legion go?
HFirefox/Brave
HOpera is garbage
HBrave is technically the "best" when it comes to having as little trackers as possible (this has been benchmarked) but I'd advise you to use Firefox or a third party fork simply because it's worth supporting the Gecko project
Hbeing pretty much the only real Chromium alternative left
ZWhy does it matter wether or not the browsers have trackers, why would I do anything illegal on my LEGO where secure boot is disabled, that's like asking for a rogue virus to brick my machine 
Does trackers affect performance per chance?
Does trackers affect performance per chance?
EYes and often quite a lot
