Bazzite on F40 is already working well, just need to some cooking and testing before it's ready
Bazzite on F40 is already working well, just need to some cooking and testing before it's ready
Ndepends if the new kernel gets built tomorrow and if testing goes well. Those are the only remaining things.
NYeah
NHope it goes well 
PHelf off the install for a few days until it gets merged
NIm gonna cook you some pasta
NYou have to get it yourself tho
EAre you coming to gamescom
NNo
ESad
NIm in NL the week before gamescom and my paid days off are slowly drying up
NSo much planned
EWhere in NL
NESP Next Week, Camping Trip
NAmsterdam, den haag, Antwerp which is Belgium, Brussels
EAmsterdam and The Hague are two of the worst cities lmao
EAnd Brussels is bad as well
NYeah I guess I don’t have to live there
NFor a tourist visit it should be fine lol
ENo
E!
DI'm looking to test an eGPU dock over USB4/Thunderbolt. I've got a GTX 980 laying around; do those older Nvidia cards "just work" without issue? I've heard that Wayland + Nvidia + Drivers are a mixed bag, but not for older ones. Ideally, I'd like to be able to plug in the GPU and use the built-in display on my handheld. I don't want to use an external display. I'm using the Deck image, btw. I feel like that may cause problems.
DIf I need to scrounge up an AMD card, I will.
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[Bruh
[I just had discover voice, text and notifications crash my whole pc
KIIRC the 9xx series was dropped from nvidia's drivers
Kand the 1xxx series works, but very badly
Kand then NVK (open source future nvidia driver) is 16xx/2xxx+ by nvidia's doing
DHm, bummer. I feel like I heard the older cards worked under an open-source driver that's already in the kernel. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. This 980 is just something I've got. I was planning on putting in a used 5700 XT.
Kthey do, but the older cards are locked to the lowest (2d) clock speed with no way to fix it
DThat sucks.
KNvidia started cryptographically securing their cards, and only recently allowed control via a blob on the 16xx and 2xxx
Kthat's why NVK is limited to that and up
Kas usual, nvidia's fault and nothing anyone can do to fix it
DLol, can't have that. Why would that ever be a good idea? /s
DOh well, thanks for the insight! I'll see if I can borrow a friend's AMD card, that makes things easier.
SI suppose that NVK vs proprietary driver is still slower on 4xxx cards?
KIn some very specific workloads it's faster, but I would wait another year for true parity and/or improvement
KAnd on some laptops it will always be slower due to Nvidia's blob STILL locking off the highest clock speed
KEvil company
THow do I roll back to a version of bazzite with stable sleep for the legion go? And which version would that be ?
TStill having issues
Ais the steam deck oled fix still coming tommorow?
KNo guarantee it's tomorrow, release is based on testing
Kbut definitely soon
Asoon
KUniversal Blue
Yes it is true for all of them, however I mostly focus on documentation on the Bazzite image which is why it’s here. Desktop images of Bazzite follow the same automatic update style that the main images follow. However, there’s also the -deck images that do not follow this which is why I wanted to differentiate between them. As for pinning, w...
KUse 0406
TTy
ZIs it already possible to use Bazzite with Fedora 40 in testing on deck oled, or are there already known issues preventing its use? I seem to have read that the kernel is not ready yet
