tagging them by kernel version means you can run older kernels and simply pull the last set of akmod
tagging them by kernel version means you can run older kernels and simply pull the last set of akmods for that kernel
Kjust have to make the tagging dynamic instead of a manual version select
RNot that they want to hire people who they actually demonize at the same time: https://www.nerd.nintendo.com/files/Job%20Offer%20EMU2023%20EN.pdf
SLmfao
RYes, that's an official Nintendo job offering.
RNot kidding XD
SNintendo: ONLY WE CAN EMULATE OUR GAMES
SEveryone else:
Nthe domain is funny
Napply@nerd.nintendo.com
S
Byeah, that's very interesting... and especially for stock kernels... they shouldn't be getting ripped out of repos like some of the COPRs do to us
KIs it a sin to layer a firewall GUI tool?
If no, do you have any recommendations?
If no, do you have any recommendations?
Tbluefin does this
Tfirewall-configTysm 
EShe’s a Bazzite user
Abazzussycat
ETrue!
TBazzite on switch when 
Kwe're planning ARM builds in the near future
Kif it's not too much of an ass-pain I will load it up on my switch for the funny
Kbut no promises
TI’m down to beta test as I think it would be funny/cool just to see how it works
Wboys question do you think that bazzite could have the cosmic desktop as an aption when it it fully realses ?
AI think it's been requested, a cosmic option
Adunno if it'll actually happen
EHeyo! it's me (Joey) sorry I left that day lol, but back now, gonna try using Bazzite again, I stopped playing Halo Infinite anyways since it was the only game with that visual issue where the rifle numbers were blank or w/e lol.
E@Kyle Gospo How's it going? 
SThanks, good find!
SJust wanted to jump in here and say thanks for developing Bazzite. And many thanks to both devs and the community for helping out, thanklessly answering the same questions over and over again, community support is such a beautiful thing 
Have a great morning/day/night whereever you are
Have a great morning/day/night whereever you are
EJust another day
KI have no idea if we are going to end up maintaining that or if someone else will step up, but it can be done
KWelcome back!
NI would potentially be interested in it, but it needs to be out of alpha first. I'd also need to play with it to see if it would be a good workflow for me.
KHello guys, I'm new with bazzite and I'm looking for a way to limit the max cpu frequency on startup, I've been searching the web and looking into cpupower and tuned but I'm a bit lost.
KCan you tell me a bit more about your hardware and why you're looking to do that?
KHelps me make the right decision in where you go from here
KYeah I have a Ryzen 5600X and I enabled amd-pstate, when I'm playing sometimes the CPU gets too hot because of the boosted freqs and stock cooler.
KOdd, that really shouldn't happen under normal use cases. Anyway, that means the thing I was hoping you could do is not really an option
KYou would have to layer another tool and set up a service to put a limit on the frequency
KI tried lowering the max freq manually from the default 4.6X Ghz to 4.0 Ghz using cpupower and it solved the temp issues but when rebooting I need to set it up manually again.
KYeah it happened before I don't know why but sometimes the CPU gets to 90 degrees celsius
KWhat do you recommend for that?
KCPU power with a custom service to redo it on boot and suspend resume
KThat would be the best imo
KFrom what I read in the arch wiki I don't find the config file and it seems there's no service for cpupower, maybe it's because bazzite uses TuneD?
KNah they're separate
KYou can make the service in /etc/systemd/system
KThen enable it as normal
KWe don't remove it, so it may just not be present in Fedora by default
