i forget if gamescope uses xwayland in anyway
i forget if gamescope uses xwayland in anyway
Kxwayland is staying, a lot of apps aren't wayland yet
Kwine included
Kit's just X11 as a session that's going away
Vgamescope is primarily xwayland iirc
VLike the only way apps are able to composite is via xwayland
Dmakes sense given that most games are X11 only
VYeah
PIs there a way to delete a per game config (refresh rate, overlay, etc) without launching the game ?
RThat’s good to know
©game settings of most games are only configurable via said game's own menus, because every game has it's own configuration system.
It's only logical if you think about it
It's only logical if you think about it
©Some games do have a text file you can edit though, but most use a propitary format to store their settings in...
PI am talking about the ones that are for steam/gamescope per game settings
PRefresh rate, tdp, overlay, etc
PThe ones you bring with the QAM
KThere's a reset button, you could start launching the game and then move your cursor over the reset button
KThat way when it breaks your one button press from unbreaking it
PCan't see a thing
KYou can until it launches, just have to get there quickly
KYour cursor will remain on that reset button after the screen goes black
POk, will try tomorrow
PThx
PMaybe I can try with an external screen too
KAlso, open an issue on GitHub for us. This should be fixable in a more permanent way
KWe've had to make similar changes to support the legion Go properly
RImpressive how far bazzite has came in a short time. I tried windows for the hell of it a week ago , the install process lasted longer rhan it was installed lol
Dits all the spyware that needs to be installed and initialized, takes quite a bit
Dif systemd-boot ever gets supported, how would roll backs work exactly? i recall that systemd-boot does not support that many boot entries
RAlso the ui is a nightmare , tabs and windows opening everywhere just to launch a game
RIf I am using distrobox to compile local proton version what would be the export command or would the proton local automatically go to my user/home/steam compat
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©systemd-boot uses text config files for boot entries, so it's only limited by disk space 
One config file per menu entry
One config file per menu entry
GHi guys, question. I installed Bazzite with KDE. Is there a way to also install Gnome or do I have to re-image with the Gnome version?
Hyou will need to reinstall.
rebasing from 1 DE to another is NOT RECOMMENDED by us or upstream(fedora) because the different DE configs are known to cause issues
rebasing from 1 DE to another is NOT RECOMMENDED by us or upstream(fedora) because the different DE configs are known to cause issues
Hor make a new user for the gnome DE and log into that (not possible on deck image)
Gok, thanks a lot for the confirmation. I'm indeed on desk image as I'm on the Legion Go. Not a huge deal, I'll re-install
NSame problem as here, do I use the same command to rebase to testing?
Or should I just wait for the new release?
Also, what would the command to rebase back to stable be when f40 releases?
Or should I just wait for the new release?
Also, what would the command to rebase back to stable be when f40 releases?
RDoes ujust have upgrade to testing ? Or ostree command ?
NLooked through the ujust-commands now, and I couldn't find anything...
Ei have a question here
Esince intel vendor locked the BE200 wifi chipset to intel
Eand it wont work on AMD
Ei found out the Qualcomm Wifi 7 chip, the NCM865, works well on linux using the ath12k driver
Ehow achievable is this on bazzite
Eor should i stick to ax210 which i know works great from personal experience
Eand cope with wifi 6e
RDoes t selecting steam testing in game mode not set the issue to testing ? Or back to stable ?
NOh, the OS Branch one? Maybe, will test now :)
RQualcomm is a lot hit and miss.
RAnd has huge firmware, so the fixes outside of Qualcomm are not really available.
RIntel also has the same problem but it's usually more tested on stock Linux so I still would recommend that TBH.
