if you disable it, updates are about 5 or so mins faster since it does not rebuild the initramfs on
if you disable it, updates are about 5 or so mins faster since it does not rebuild the initramfs on each update
MSo only faster updates, nothing else? May i ask why is it not auto disabled after initial set up? I assume vfio is not used by the majority of users, therefore those who want to use it could explicitly enable it manually. No offense, genuinely curious.
Hit was required up until the update we added the PSA as the whole initramfs stuff got reworked, now it is only required if you need to enable modules that are disabled by default or you need to mess with modprobe or dracut
Hand since some people might have added custom stuff to initramfs we dont flat out disable it to avoid messing with what they had added
MMakes sense, thanks for answer.
-where can i controll the RGB for rog in this ?
KQuick notice for anyone affected, if you're having trouble updating from Steam gaming mode go to the desktop and run the system update app once.
KFound and fixed a bug with it last night from user reports
Dcranking SDR color intensity all the way to 100% looks right, anybody else doing the same?
KMe, what's up?
Jno worries, already solved it
Jwas looking into a gamescope workaround in Prism Launcher
Jbut the expectations written in the TODO were incorrect, gamescope creates an X11 session by default
Jbut does not appear to implement X11 SSD (which is expected to be available by default and there does not appear to be a sane way to query if it is available)
ACan i install bazzite with secure boot enabled?
Hdisable secure boot
install
enroll mok (password is
enable secure boot
install
enroll mok (password is
ublue-os when asked, keep in mind the keyboard when inputing is US layout so - will be the button to the right of 0 on the number row) when the screen shows upenable secure boot
MOn my nvidia setup with an external monitor
Dcool! i used this site's test images https://www.murideo.com/test-pattern-library.html, anything lower than 100% and reds aren't as strong
KYes, you can actually install without disabling secure boot
MI could tell just based off the color of my desktop icons
KWe use fedora's installer so it's signed, and it will ask you to enroll our key at the end of the install
KAs long as you don't skip that you're good and will boot right into bazzite
D@Kyle Gospo LOL i was about to ask but google answered
Dlooks like we just need proton experimental or maybe even proton-GE to get games working from desktop + HDR
Dwill mess around with it some more after work
PWondering about bazzite, is it OK to install updates weekly/bi-weekly, I'm not missing anything groundbreaking by doing that? I'm looking to conserve my data cap in my offsite location
KWe build from Fedora twice a week, unless we manually kick off of a build
KAt most you may want to watch upstream and see if Fedora has any important security updates so you update sooner
KOtherwise, updating when you like is completely valid
PThat's nice, thanks
PDay two of bazzite and I'm not missing a single thing from Windows, didn't think I'd say it
Hif this is the desktop image then make sure you have disabled the
that way it will only update when you trigger an update with
ublue-update.timer using sudo systemctl disable --now ublue-update.timerthat way it will only update when you trigger an update with
rpm-ostree update to update just the system or with ujust update to update everything (system, flatpak, distrobox containers, git repos, etc)
SHow noob friendly is bazzite
FI only miss Special K fps limiter, but Gnome's VRR is here to partially make me happy
PI must say very, as someone who dablled in linux some 10 years ago this time it's next-next and you're greeted with a working desktop.
PThe only instance I had to touch the console was mounting a secondary nvme
PI mean I'm ok if I get the notification that there's an update, as long as it doesn't kickstart it without question. Should I just update with rpm-ostree and forego Discover for those?
Hublue-update applies the update in the background automatically
PI see, thanks for the hint, will do the change
Hyeah since you wanted more control over the update
Hif it is the htpc or deck image then updates are manual by default (same as steamos)
PWell that's why I bailed windows 
Hhad to rollback
Hplasma6 just didn't want to boot today
Hbut desktop has automatic updates by default mainly to cover for the people that dont update the system for 4 years 
its meant to just keep up the reliability like chromeos does
its meant to just keep up the reliability like chromeos does
PSure, I get it. Just discovered appimages, fascinating thing
Happ images are good
Honly bad thing about them is that they can get very heavy
Hdepending on who packs it and what comes together inside the package
JRust app images
