i mean amd p state, unless that is replaced by system 76 scheduler you guys use
i mean amd p state, unless that is replaced by system 76 scheduler you guys use
KNormal pstate is there and untouched
KS76 just does nice values
KPstate also works on the deck OLED here, unlike SteamOS
Mpstate seems to be working on my LCD Deck too, atleast that's what's in scaling_governor
KNiceee, they finally fixed that in their UEFI then
KHad the required bits missing before
Athere is a command to install dependencies based on what a program requires?
DDoes steam by default here run in a flatpak or directly on the system? Or something else?
KDirectly layered, rpm. Previously we used distrobox on desktop images, but deck images were always layered due to Steam being a DE there
DAh ok thanks
KMakes it more consistent if they match, plus that gets you HDR sooner and steam input on Wayland
DInstaller complained about failing to install the boot loader
DThat was the only error but what does that mean in terms of a fix? Looks like I need to reboot the installer again
D
DIm trying to use the custom partition so I can keep my home directory and I created this but not sure if that looks correct or not
KFedora's installer can be annoying, you can try wiping the drive first. Immutable fedora also uses home in /var by default. Custom partitioning isn't supported by upstream but can be done with a lot of effort
DAh ok so I can't reuse my existing home directory with this?
KYou can, just added effort
Hidk
KThere's a manual partitioning guide on our forum you could try
HI'd rather change it in the fstab later on
Hthan doing it on the fedora instalation
Hcause of the config folders
Y@Kyle Gospo do you know if it will ever be possible to make LatencyFleX super simple to toggle on for users? Like adding a launch argument to a game or maybe a decky plugin that allows toggling on/off on a per game basis?
KLatencyflex should be as simple as launch options so long as your copy of proton has the DLLs installed
KI shipped a script to automate that step
DDo you have a link handy? Didn't find anything quickly at least. And this would allow me using my existing partition? Or for creating a home partition for later?
KUniversal Blue
Pre-Installation Minimum System Requirements Architecture: x86_64 Firmware: UEFI Processor (CPU) : 2GHz quad core processor or better System Memory (RAM): 4GB Graphics: A graphics card that can utilize Vulkan 1.3+ Storage: 50GB free on a solid-state drive Network: Stable internet connection with no bandwidth caps Additional Notes: Certain driv...
KManual partition section here may help
YSo does your script make the creation of the custom proton version with FleX enabled easy? Mind pointing me to that?
DAh thanks I see it
D
DDoes that look reasonable?
KIirc it's quite literally /usr/bin/latencyflex
KLooks ok to me first glance
Ayeah turns out if you boot the fedora installer using cms or how its called
Ait does not let you create an efi partition and forces you to make a boot partition
Aand makes you reinstall if you want to do uefi after
Agiving it a second go
Aas always jank setup, installing over usb 2 directly to an SSD lets go
Tgood luck
A36mb writes
Aat least the random io is not garbage
XWhen i first used Fedora Workstation 38 it couldn’t start any valve Source engine game
XNobara 39’s KDE is ultra stuttery and laggy and unstable honestly i don’t know why
XArch works fine with kde
Xbut bazzite works amazing with kde
TThat was actually due to the linux ports of the games. Some of them like Team Fortress 2 actually updated to fix this. If you run into issues with other source 1 games, check the bottom of our Gaming Guide documentation for workarounds
CROG ally on bazzite no longer displays the quick access menu
