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
KI could create a Python environment and also a web-dev environment
Kwait... my Python projects are fully company-related (at least until now)
Kso I don't have the corporate GH account into my personal machines...
Hfor me the environments are basically "ubuntu/debian development" and "fedora development" and "idkwhatthisisletsusearch development"
KI'm confortable with both Debian and Fedora, but I'm gonna stick with Fedora for this
Kwhat about container updates? I know Bazzite has this application that updates everything, just checked it into a Virtual Machine yesterday
Ktho I can also simply set up an alias that enters the container and updates everything, right?
Hyeah 90% of my dev time is in the ubuntu container
but sometimes i need to make a binary to test directly on my machine, outside the container so i need the fedora container for those builds
but sometimes i need to make a binary to test directly on my machine, outside the container so i need the fedora container for those builds
Hthe arch one i have just in case i need something with bleeding edge dependencies
Hwhich is never
Hbut it exist
Ksomething like this
Kreason why I wouldn't use Arch lol
Knot even dev people like to use it
KFedora is the perfect middle-ground
HThat is in fact exactly why
HThat aswell as the fact that 1600p is 16:10 QHD
HAnd 16:9 would have been a bad idea for a handheld screen that size
HI was on that group! I'm also in all the Steam Deck ones
Efeels like the case and thats exactly the same reason i love 540p on my Ayn Loki at 6"
Eshame 960x540 isnt a sellectable resolution in SteamOS in the config thing
Eactually
Ecan you add that option yourself?
Eor is the list hardcoded somewhere
ZWas?
Dropped out for same reason I am dropping out?
Dropped out for same reason I am dropping out?
HNope, left because everyone on it had the IQ of a toaster strudel.
HAlso same reason I started leaving the Steam Deck groups.
CI wanna play at 1600p/1440p, but i literally get motion sick from low framerates
C
E540p integer upscaled is perfect
CI should prob look into FSR n stuff
ZWell it is Facebook, also during most of my life I have come to realize that using computers and being good with software is rare, most people know how to use Facebook but installing Linux distros on a handheld is niche for most people, most people probably don't even know what Linux is.
Most people probably use android thinking it's completely original without knowing it is based of Linux, most people probably think macOS is original without knowing it is based on Unix, the very same thing that later on went on to become Linux.
We are a niche category of the world comprised of "nerds" and other stereotypes, but even if only 10% of the world knows about us and knows how to use software like us then that is still more than 700 million people.
Most people probably use android thinking it's completely original without knowing it is based of Linux, most people probably think macOS is original without knowing it is based on Unix, the very same thing that later on went on to become Linux.
We are a niche category of the world comprised of "nerds" and other stereotypes, but even if only 10% of the world knows about us and knows how to use software like us then that is still more than 700 million people.
CSince I genuinely so clueless with because it's been like a well accepted thing by the time I got a PC that supported FSR/any upcasling
