Kany reason why I can't see Vapor on my Global Themes as an option?
Ktrying to downlaod it from the internet
Kdoesn't appear in global, fix for that is in
:testingKit's installed and selectable, just not as a global theme
KI'm on
bazzite-nvidia:stablebazzite-nvidia:testing in the images section, am I missing something?
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Kthere is a bazzite-nvidia:testing and bazzite-nvidia:unstable
Koh damn, you guys improved the README compared to the other images on the list
K
Kok thanks, gonna rebase again then
Know both my devices are gonna feel like the Steam Deck
Gis the extracting package flashbang fixed on newer releases?
Glol
KI'm a stock/default guy myself but man, this Valve aesthetic just hits in the right spot
KIn testing
AEnjoy being a light theme user until new update
Gawesome! :beagle:
Gso that's how light theme users feel like
Kwhat is that flashbang package?
Ghere
Mvalve had a dead image symlink in Jupiter-hw-support
Goh that's why huh
K
Mya they changed it when OLED deck was released and retitled the backgrounds to Galileo and Jupiter, but they still have a symlink that references steamos.png which is gone now
Gwell, glad it's a relatively easy fix
Mya just deleting the file during the package build seems to work fine
VEveryone doesn't want the Elden Ring Boot Experience (tm) all the time?
â„“Hello! How can i add more options for maximum frame rate in gamescope?
I currently have 20, 25, 50 and 100 frames available, I would like to be able to lock the counter at 40 frames..
I currently have 20, 25, 50 and 100 frames available, I would like to be able to lock the counter at 40 frames..
KIs this a VRR panel?
Khell yeah brother, thanks @Kyle Gospo
Knp
â„“yea, I don't have a slider for refresh rate (only framerate limit), how to enable it?
â„“I tried disabling "enable unified frame limit management" and enabling refresh rate control on the external display in developer mode, but it didn't work
KThere's a setting to turn off the unified frame control
KYou'll want to do that, set the refresh rate to the max, enable VRR
KAnd then control framerate only with the fps limiter
â„“but, how can I limit fps if I don't have fps limiter in gamescope?
KThen you will
â„“hmm, it didn't work, the slider's still not there
KThere's never a slider there, you need to be in the right hand menu
â„“I opened the menu on the right, with the xbox + a key combination, steam deck users have that slider on the right hand side hmm
CJust looked into it more closely, it seems that
realtime-setup does slightly more than just creating a realtime group and adding the user - https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/realtime-setup/realtime-setup/CThere's also udev rules:
- adds udev specific rules for threaded irqs and /dev/rtc access
C/dev access should be taken care of by the input group, but the irq stuff I'm not so sure can easily be replicated manuallyCActually, input should be
/dev/input access, my bad.
ANeeds the environment variables override for it to work
AOtherwise only unified will work