would it be a smart idea to use fsync on my regular, non-gaming laptop for music production? or is t
would it be a smart idea to use fsync on my regular, non-gaming laptop for music production? or is the regular kernel "good enough"
Lik this isn't really abt bazzite any lol
KThere's a whole music production Copr repo for Fedora
KAnd a real-time kernel
KI'd do that
K@tulip is also doing a music production image
Llast time i tried a real time kernel, it slowed everything else on the system down
Tyeah!!!!
Lhowever, it might be different with a different laptop, so i'll check it out!
Lalso hi tulip!!!
Tim not doing so muchn stuff right now on it cuz im super busy with college but its gonna be better
Lhey yk what same
Tbut heres an link for you if you wanna check it out
TGitHub
Operating system based on Fedora Atomic meant for content creators and artists - atomic-studio-org/Atomic-Studio
T@legally defined as sound
Loooh does this have yabridge at all?
Tits gonna have support for it whenever i get wine working properly!
Lare you talking about audinix? bc i found this...
Lyipee!!
Tsadly that does not work :(
Ti tried it... a lot....
Tbut it doesnt install the kernel in a way that works with the image building process
Tso im just installing linux-tkg instead
T
Loh??
Looh what's dat + how do i do dat
L(on regular fedora)
Tlinux-tkg is just a custom kernel
Tmade by tkg!
Tjsut go to the thread
Twe are polluting this
Tchannel
Lokok
T
Tkyle rn
Vwhat in gods name-
Lmy bad
FHello - bumping this question. I'm on
(a) How is it bypassing auth to sign in as my user when "Automatic Login" is disabled and
(b) Does that mechanism make it futile to create another user with apps/accounts installed locally. (I'm picturing "Return to Desktop" button signing into essentially a guest user from which I would auth into my real user if I want to do Linux-y stuff instead of game-y stuff.)
-deck-gnome and wondering if it's possible to boot into "Gaming Mode" without a password but require auth to get into desktop mode where e.g. all my accounts are signed in. Specifically I'm curious:(a) How is it bypassing auth to sign in as my user when "Automatic Login" is disabled and
(b) Does that mechanism make it futile to create another user with apps/accounts installed locally. (I'm picturing "Return to Desktop" button signing into essentially a guest user from which I would auth into my real user if I want to do Linux-y stuff instead of game-y stuff.)
FI vaguely recall reading that locking the screen was disabled on the Deck because some Gnome component was missing but maybe I'm hallucinating that.
KDeck images use SDDM and Valve's session model
KEven for GNOME
Kunfortunately that would require a custom image or patches for ours
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Aonly possible on KDE, not Gnome
FGuys. We need to convince Linus to try blazzite on the ALLY in his video
Ait's what I do on my laptop
FWithout hacking together a custom image, or at all?
Ayep, no custom image or anything. i'm on regular
bazzite-deck
Pmost of his content is kinda joke content, and imo serious linux content should be done by Emily with Linus staying away
Aso KDE allows for configuring the lock screen, even with auto-login enabled
Aso I added a steam pin code for the desktop mode switch
