For entirely Intel-based systems, Clear is the way to go
For entirely Intel-based systems, Clear is the way to go
Ttheres no gamescope-session though
HIt's not, the cores are god awful
HThat's the issue
HIt's poor engineering thats all
HNot exactly needed anyways
HWindows doesn't have Gamescope now does it
VNo
Tlol then they might as well stay on win11 
HNot going with Clear Linux essentially bricks you out of a fruckton of Intel's own performance tweaks which they kindly decided not to give anyone else
HIntel made their own distro so their customers have to use their distro too
QRounded corners for some programs (namely extension manager) in GNOME are still messed up on bazzite-39.20240328.0 gnome-nvidia even after a fresh install for me, anyone else?
Kwhatever it is, I am unable to reproduce it
QSo weird
KQAre you connected with HDMI or DP?
KDP
QSame, hmm...
Kmight try opening that application w/ a terminal
Ksee if it spits any venom at you
Kand that's a flatpak -- did you change anything in flatseal?
QNope this is fresh after a reinstall and updating to the latest bazzite release, that's it
Klemme do that in a VM
QOnly difference is I'm using Nvidia I suppose
Tcan i see
rpm-ostree statusnothing really to do with this
Tbut someone else is using a nvidia image and im confused why it says their image is from january 16
QMy rpm-ostree status is also outdated
Qfor some reason
T:thonk:
QQ"About my system" shows Fedora Linux 39.20240328.0 (Bazzite GNOME) however
Q@Kyle Gospo Strange, running
flatpak run com.mattjakeman.ExtensionManager fixes the bordersTSAME BUILD!?
CIs it normal for updates to take a while to start consistently? The command line isn't really moving that much and I'm not used to that.
Tyou're downloading 3GB
CAh
Tok so something might be going on with
-nvidiathe thing is
Ti think they're actually up to date
Tmight be a bug with the output i guess
Tthat's only terrible for debugging purposes i guess lol
KThat's especially weird, there should be no functional difference between a desktop file and the terminal
KAnd definitely not something that we would customize in any way
KRegardless I'm installing that in a VM now, I'll let you know what I find
QEven after closing the Extension Manager window spawned by the command line and launching it by GUI seems to have the correct borders now too, I'll see if it persists after a reboot
RAnyone have a problem where controllers aren't detected? A reboot didn't help
DAs we have shown with prior AMD Ryzen and EPYC processors, the Linux distribution generally offering the fastest out-of-the-box performance is Intel's Clear Linux platform.
