Tforget commands
Tlmao
Hujust update
Apress the update button in steamui
Tuse the system update application
Tok all 3 of those work
Tlmao
Anext version fixes the added qam delay
Aif you decide not to use the overlay
Aalthough you'll break my heart 
Anot released yet
DInstall worked great that time thanks!
Cis it meant to be frozen here?
Ayes
Awell stuck is a relative word
Cgotcha
Aby the way plymouth got a bit greedy whats going on with that spinner
Cplymouth go br
Hrpm-ostree has no "progress bar"
you just have to trust it does its thing
if it fails it will error out and not do anything
you just have to trust it does its thing
if it fails it will error out and not do anything
Cgotcha
Chow long does it take on average?
Ak bazzite installed successfully
A13 minutes
Tdepends on the drive and your internet speed
Cit finished relatively quick
Cthanks for the help btw :)
Fthat spinner is huge lol
WBtw I just found a progress log for the rpm-ostree daemon
journalctl -u rpm-ostreed -f in this complaining thread https://github.com/ostreedev/ostree/issues/3118 Can actually see as the layers get downloaded
GitHub
When rebasing to a container image, the inital download of the image layers before the rebase opration takes some time, and there is no indication of something happenning in the terminal . I first ...
XDon’t worry source games work good on Bazzite
XTo this moment i’ve tried CSS, HL2 and L4D2
W@nickname would it be worth making a note of this under section https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=36#terminal-command-to-update-manually-7 in the documentation?
Universal Blue
Yes it is true for all of them, however I mostly focus on documentation on the Bazzite image which is why it’s here. Desktop images of Bazzite follow the same automatic update style that the main images follow. However, there’s also the -deck images that do not follow this which is why I wanted to differentiate between them. As for pinning, w...
Cif i wanted to dualboot this + tiny11 on the ROG Ally, would grub work / have touch support?
AUse the bios to boot
AOr refind
Cthat could work
Lhi yall! my friend got a steam deck and is having issues with the screen dimming while he is watching videos, and energy saving settings under the Power Management tab in system settings not sticking after making changes. even just clicking defaults and then apply doesn't save, and is reverted after reopening settings. Is this a thing the bazzite-deck image is known to fix?
Lhe is also having issues with his bluetooth headphones cutting in and out, which I am hoping is also fixable just by getting him onto something more stable like bazzite, and away from arch. both are issues I have never run into in my time on linux, so I am not sure about any of this
Cthe arch on the steam deck is stable
CSteamOS despite being based on Arch is not a rolling distro, its more akin to how ChromeOS is based on Gentoo
LI mean it might not be rolling, but I won't believe it is stable if my friend's first experience with steamOS wasn't more buggy than anything I have ever experienced before on linux. for some dumb reason it isn't even running kde 6 yet, so there is no good reason he should have this many issues
Cbazzite from my limited experience (granted i installed it on a ROG ally because the alternative is windows 11) has been somewhat unstable compared to stock SteamOS
Cnothing major though and i have no ill will towards the developers
A
useless 
KDoes DMI have any identifying information?
Admi is
V3Aso i was just going to work with that for now
KNot bad
KAnd then I think what we can do is just clone valve's steamdeck-dsp services
KSince ours would only apply to hardware theirs doesn't apply to
KMake it a separate package
