KThanks. 
Tvery cool to see a bazzite image specifically for ASUS+Nvidia (aka my laptop). i noticed the fan curves are not configurable via the ASUS Control app (as would be on vanilla f39), but whatever curves are used seem way better than the asus linux defaults. any clue what's being used and where they're configured?
TSame with bazzite
Tbluefin and bazzite are sister projects
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TCan bazzite run with secure boot enabled?
Kyep
Kwent through great pains to make sure that works
TOnly reason I ask is valorant dumb game requires secure boot now and I really don’t wanna get rid of bazzite
Kjust be sure to enroll our key. The installer asks you to after install, and you can re-enroll from ujust at any time
THow would I do that after install?
Kdisable secure boot, run the key enroll ujust command, re-enable secure boot
TWhat’s that command or where can I find it?
KujustAlso is there any down side to having secure boot on vs not for bazzite
Kujust enroll-secure-boot-keyCool thank you I’ll try that in a bit
Aonly downside is TDP control can stop working, but it depends on the device.
Abut if this is a desktop, then no issues since TDP control isn't necessary
ALGO and ROG Ally also have workarounds for TDP control w/ secure boot
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hrm actually, does hhd TDP control work with secure boot?
AYes
ABoth should work now
Aoh nice, then no longer an issue then
AThe flag got removed from the kernel
ASo memory protection is no longer enforced
Aah, so it's no longer enforced
KJan give us an option to turn off lockdown
Adidn't realize it got removed
KSo this should also be resolved
Anice, good to know 
ANot that hhd needs it. And for the ally acpi call is no longer required
AHopefully next in line is the legion go
ABut writing kernel drivers is not that easy or pleasant so it will take a while for the driver to have feature parity
Athankfully we have working solutions already
AHopefully manjaro can conjure an AMD driver engineer so that ryzenadj is no longer required
Abut good to know about secure boot, I didn't know that it had changed
Acan't manjaro ship with acpi_call?
AIt does already
AThe Lenovo project manager essentially called me a hobbyist and irked me soooooo
AGonna try do things more by the book in the future
Jjoin the club, Linus was a hobbyist too
ANow that I can actually ship kernel patches without having to wait 3 months "for testing" 
AI'll try to do that more
ALemme pull up the post
AYes we did get a shout-out by the Lenovo project manager
KI'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones.
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Agnussy copypasta incomingggg
