There is scaling under the display settings in steam if that works for you
There is scaling under the display settings in steam if that works for you
CAlso i just saw that the sleep bug has been fixed 
CI don't think it's available on the Legion Go itself? It's available on the external displays
SWorks on my ally. Just disable the auto scaling
Ayour ally is hardcoded to read as an external display
CI just checked and it's not available
SOh guess I’m special then
Ayou want to use docked?
CNah, on the display itself I just wish the UI could be a tad bigger
Aadd these to your gamescope command
Athey will make gamescope think the display is an external monitor
CAre there any "gotchas"?
Ano
Ayes
Ano docked probably
CThen i'll skip prob, cuz i do use it docked a little bit
Adocked gamescope
Cyeah
Adesktop will still work
Abut im not sure if docked stops working
Ai dont use docked
CAlso do lowkey wanna get a TV and using both legion go and steam deck as mini consoles
Canygayz, time to update bazzite to stable once again
ACheck the legion go tricks repo, there's a link to an experimental decky plugin for screen resolution in gamescope-session
AI can grab the link in a bit, currently in the middle of something
CI bookmarked the github page
CI may need a link cuz I am not seeing the link for decky plugin (entirely could be user error)
AGitHub
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VLol
Cwell shid I may have encountered a new bug
How often does Legion Go crash when switching between gamemode and desktop mode?
How often does Legion Go crash when switching between gamemode and desktop mode?
ABasically never for me
COk so it only did it once
C
CSo the gamescope broke
Kok you guys inspired me to dive into distrobox, when we talked about it yearlier, and I'm gonna drop web-dev on Windows, gonna leave this OS for Python dev since its work-related, and web-dev is more personal-related
gonna try to set up a web-dev on both my Steam Deck (SteamOS) and on my Kinoite machine, I know Bazzite has a GUI for this, but I'm willing to learn CLI before going full GUI, that is if this is not too hard haha
at the same time I don't need much:
idk how hard it is to implement this on Kinoite, or even on the Steam Deck (SteamOS), but I figure Bazzite has the best experience out of this, so depending on how this adventure goes I can migrate to it
gonna try to set up a web-dev on both my Steam Deck (SteamOS) and on my Kinoite machine, I know Bazzite has a GUI for this, but I'm willing to learn CLI before going full GUI, that is if this is not too hard haha
at the same time I don't need much:
1. Visual Studio Code
2. NPM
3. Node.js
4. Jest
idk how hard it is to implement this on Kinoite, or even on the Steam Deck (SteamOS), but I figure Bazzite has the best experience out of this, so depending on how this adventure goes I can migrate to it
Coop, it back
ASounds like you didn't read the readme warnings... 
CI did xD I just didn't expect it to do it so quick, also just needed to restart after deleting the file and it's back
ASo I haven't checked that plugin recently, but it did work for setting 800p a while ago in gamescope-session
AAnd 800p looks terrible on the LGO screen lol
AReverted it ASAP
COn gamescope? Yeah
In games? Honestly it's p passable but also I take higher refresh rate over resolution
In games? Honestly it's p passable but also I take higher refresh rate over resolution
CAlso finding the FPS mode be surprisingly useful for messing around with the legion go
A800p in gamescope-session did make the LGO look very similar to a Deck
ELeG
ASame UI scaling and all
ECI feel like Lenovo did the 1600p screen on purpose to scale down nicely to 800p
Hi would say put all the dev stuff in 1 container of your choice (ubuntu, fedora, arch) depending on which one you know the package names on or what you prefer or how up to date you want the dependencies to be.
then use the flatpak vscode (my preferred way) and hook that to the container (this lets you use different containers for different environments with their own home folders if you configure them that way)
https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox/blob/main/docs/posts/integrate_vscode_distrobox.md#from-flatpak
or you can just install vscode inside the distrobox and export it, however i got 3 dev environments so i use the flatpak so i dont end up with 3 vscode installs
then use the flatpak vscode (my preferred way) and hook that to the container (this lets you use different containers for different environments with their own home folders if you configure them that way)
https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox/blob/main/docs/posts/integrate_vscode_distrobox.md#from-flatpak
or you can just install vscode inside the distrobox and export it, however i got 3 dev environments so i use the flatpak so i dont end up with 3 vscode installs
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Kdamn, this approach makes even more sense, thanks a lot for the advice
