Fis there any vnc server for KDE that actually works with wayland?
KNVK will fix it eventually
Ibtw amd equivalent to RTX 4070 TI Super?
WRandom question, I've been wondering if Bazzite and Linux in general works well with the Intel Arc GPUs? I don't hear about it much, does anyone here use it?
Hso true
Hall I can say is
Hdrm/nouveau: bskeggs@nvidia.com
Dthis just dropped today https://youtu.be/rvxrvzO17s4?si=ePkie_iu4N4zVUpR
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Tprobably better than nvidia. wayland desktop works and steam gaming mode will function
Tas for actual performance
Tidk
Dthe key to performance is not the distro, but kernel version. Comparing distros is a bit silly for this reason, theyre all similar in performance because theyre all more or less on similar kernel versions now
Kyes, ARC is well supported
Dlook up a performance video and make note of what kernel version they were on
WThanks nick :). Thinking of getting one. I guess I'll see how it performs
Thope it goes well
WThanks for the tip 
DI'm trying and struggling to enable secure boot on my laptop (asus g14 2022). I have the key enrolled properly to my knowledge (saw the mokutil screen on reboot), but secure boot is in "setup - not active" mode. The only other options available to me are "restore factory keys" and to enroll my own through the bios. I've tried "restore factory keys" which enables it but makes bazzite unable to boot. Is there anything I can do?
Krestore factory keys, then disable it
Kboot bazzite
Kuse the ujust to enroll the key
Krestart, enter bios, enable secure boot
Kshould be all you have to do
Dwill try, thanks
Ksometimes motherboards have a mode
Klike "factory keys only"
Kmake sure that's on not, can't enroll your own
Kif the ujust works on your reboot you should see a MOK enrollment screen
FBÄ¡?iu
Kmake sure you enroll, use
ublue-os as the password if askedFSorry. Cat
Di didn't see any mode like that listed there, will see what happens
Dit says the key is already enrolled
Dwith
ujust enroll-secure-boot-keydid you restore factory keys?
Dyep
Kshould have removed it
Kthat is weird
Di could try resetting bios. could that help?
DFixed it. I ran
mokutil --reset and rebooted, then rebooted again and enabled secure boot, and now it says it's enabled with mokutil --sb-state. Thanks for the help :)Hhas anyone ever tried to run Serif's Affinity Photo 2 on wine?
ADoes Bazzite use wayland by default? Just thinking about maybe giving it a go because I may have just blown up my main fedora install by complete accident by running a dnf update when I didn't know my system had a loose dimm in it and oops, whole filesystem is now corrupted
AAlso why would I want to use Bazzite over say, stock silverblue? Can I just get all the bazzite stuff on silverblue technically?
Hbazzite is more for those who prioritizes gaming
AI mean yeah that part I get
VIt does use Wayland
AI have a pretty balanced overall workflow but I do game a decent amount, but I also use other things too
VIt's wayland-only by default, at least on KDE
AFantastic
VTechnically yes? But it'd be a lot of effort just to not use bazzite
