I have no idea if we are going to end up maintaining that or if someone else will step up, but it ca
I 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
KThat solved it, thank you! (It needed After=tuned.service in the [Unit] section to overwrite the freq governor set by TuneD)
K@Emi New kernel on testing
Wany guide to do my own bazzite thing ?
Wor my own universal blue based distro
TUniversal Blue
Making your own Bazzite or Bluefin Sometimes you don’t want to make a whole new image from scratch, you just want to change some things without too much extra work. Sometimes it’s nicer to derive from images that more end-user focused like Bazzite and Bluefin. Use Cases You want to help development by being able to test your contributions prio...
Wthanks mate
Wquesiton what it is universal blue , what is so special about it
Tcustom image framework for fedora atomic using OCI images
Wcan you elaborate furhter
Tcan essentially make images off of a stable base (fedora atomic i.e. silverblue/kinoite) and the maintenance burden of upkeeping anything from upstream doesn't really exist for the most part
Wit do have some similariies with nix os i think
Tyou can "declare" an image with a containerfile kind of. it's not going to make a Nix enthusiast claim it's reproducible because it's really not. the custom image you make is more about preinstalled packages, services, etc.
Tit's not exactly like learning the nix language, and end users using bazzite, bluefin, aurora, etc. do not really need to learn any of this
TUniversal Blue is a diverse set of images using Fedora Atomic's OCI support as a delivery mechanism. That's nerdspeak for the ultimate Linux client!
Tif you want more information on it
KHey! If I layer something and later on decide to remove it, will all the dependencies also get removed after a reboot?
KOr do I have to do some extra steps to be on the safe side?
KThey will, yes
Kperfect! thanks as always :)
Sjust had my os freeze entirely, unsure if it's a bazzite thing or not
Si had to reset my whole computer
P@Sean MY MAN
P/etc/profile
PAdd
export KWIN_DRM_PREFER_COLOR_DEPTH=24
Tthis wont help you but do you use nvidia?
PThis solved my issue of all three monitors at max res
P10bpp is too much for the bandwidth afforded by the compression
PPlasma Wayland defaults to 10bpp
P
PBack to 8 and we're golden
PThis should match what Gnome gave you
PAs its 8bpp
