Kit's not always the case ... but most of the time
DThanks, I patiently await testings merge I to stable
KOkay, it works again, after disable/enable.
But is it possible, to give user flatpaks the priority?
But is it possible, to give user flatpaks the priority?
Cwhen I launch GreenwithEnvy I get this error.
Tonly works with X11
Cah okay
Bi cant get 64-bit gmod to work even with the ujust command and CEFCodecFix
B
Awhat are the specific gaming related patches that bazzite brings into Fedora?
Ajust because I wanna see if there's any that would be worthwhile to layer into my standard fedora 40 install lmao
KNot an error
Bi dont think i can reproduce any error
KI can try my copy of gmod in a bit
Brevalidating and changing to 32-bit worked
AI would be using bazzite but yeah that lack of xwayland gnome scaling meaning that all my games are only going to see half of my main monitors full resolution is going to uh, be a problemo so yeah I just kinda wanna know if there's a place I can look at to look at the patches and stuff bazzite pulls in to see which ones might be useful to me
Bi use asahi, i feel your pain with xwayland scaling
Bwith games there isn't much you can do
Bbut with browsers or other programs that use electron, you can pass a flag to enable wayland
Ayeah. I mean there's a copr patch which I use for standard fedora which works perfectly
Athat was going to be folded into bazzite apparently but there was some issues
Bmind sharing it?
Bwhat does the patch do?
Abasically it just makes it so xwayland apps don't do the blurry thing
Asome apps will come out as tiny as a result but most apps are smart enough to know to upscale properly
Aand it seems to have aarch64 package builds too
Aso you might be in luck
Aworks perfectly for me on fedora 40 standard. I had some issues trying to work it back into bazzite with weird mouse size changing shenanigans which aren't happening on regular fedora so god knows why tbh so I just went back to standard fedora for the moment until that patch gets folded into bazzite at hopefully the next release
PSome else than quirks is rotating the display @Kyle Gospo
Even the TTY is rotated
Even the TTY is rotated
KIf the TTY is rotated, that means the kernel needs a patch
KGood news is you can rotate that with a karg
KWe apply it to some hardware in /usr/libexec/bazzite-hardware-setup
DThe easiest option might be to use bluebuild and add it yourself. Then it'll generate a custom image for you based on bazzite once a day with everything else stock (unless you change something else) but with the patch applied.
POk, I'll take a look
PJust installed chimera (as I am used to that flow)
PAnd it is fine there, let me ask devs there
PTty rotated means something else is rotating the output
PThe screen is native landscape
AI see... Is there a guide on how to do that kinda thing or have I just kinda gotta wing it?
Krpm-ostree kargs | fpaste @PacoADhttps://blue-build.org/ they also have a discord server
AEpicccc
Dyou should be able to just make a module and paste and format the command that was there in the commit into it, then reference the module in your image file
A:AFoxy_Noted:
AGonna need to learn how to uh, make modules and stuff but nothing a bit of fiddling can't do
Dthey have some documentation but i found it most helpful asking in the discord since it was a bit intimidating
Dyou can also use the image template if bluebuild doesn't work for you https://github.com/ublue-os/image-template
Dyeah they have a gschemas module for gnome settings. It should be relatively straightforward to set in there: https://blue-build.org/reference/modules/gschema-overrides/
Dand then use the rpm-ostree module to install the custom mutter and gnome-settings-daemon
AI see... this might need some fiddling