Steam changed their default scaling at 4K from 200% to 150% a couple days back
Steam changed their default scaling at 4K from 200% to 150% a couple days back
Cits called penguin syndrome
Ait wasn't 150% I can be sure of that
Ait was 100% because it was TINY
AI had to add a switch to the launch option to make it work
CThat was on the beta branch
CDon't know if you're opted-in
Anah
Astable
Athis was after a fresh install
A200% scaled my main monitor, changed that setting, rebooted
Astarted steam
Ait was tiny
Ain GNOME it just... knew it was running at a scaled resolution for fractional scaling so it was able to scale itself up accordingly
AI KNOW steam supports it because it worked just fine when I had fractional scaling going under gnome alongside the experimental xwayland fractional scaling aware patches
Aas did VLC
Aas did basically most of my X11 apps
Athey were smart enough to auto scale themselves
Aunder plasma?
ANO CLUE
Kyea, steams scaling seems to presently just... not under (wayland) plasma
Ka bit unfortunate
Ayeah
Ameanwhile it's working perfectly under GNOME wayland with gnome's experimental fractional scaling enabled and an experimental xwayland fractional scaling aware patch merged into the system
KI'll take no scaling over using gnome though 
AI mean "no scaling" is another one of those things that adds to my evergrowing list of annoyances with KDE Plasma atm
Athe gaming experience better be that much better than it was under GNOME otherwise I'm just swapping back to Bazzite GNOME at this point lmfao
Kshould be the same outside of HDR
K'scaled by the system' still works, it's just that steam itself doesn't know how to do it
Kbut steam itself doesn't actually support wayland afaik
CJust auto-updated, triple buffering seems to be working wonders
Dright click steam in the applications menu and click "edit application" and put what i have in the environment variables section but change the number to 2
AI mean I'm talking mainly about certain weirdness with window click through I was getting but that was mostly fixed with gamescope, that and some other very minor jank but also people yelling in my ear that KDE is seemingly "smoother for gaming" or something I dunno
Ayeah no that's what I did
MLove Bazzite KDE, since I'm use to selinux with modding android roms I kinda get the hang of things on bazzite, some stuff is a little tricky. What is surprising me is Bazzite is running better than my every day driver (Arch + ROCm) GFX = AMD 7900 XTX
So far Bazzite is the ONLY distro able to run with my 7900 XTX without crashing
So far Bazzite is the ONLY distro able to run with my 7900 XTX without crashing
Mnext is to test how well running stable diffusion will be
ACommon Bazzite, UBlue and Fedora Atomic W
Mbut, conda is giving me issues due to install location
Kinstall it in distrobox, should be much easier
Kjust make sure you also install ROCM in there
Mtrying
Mif anyone gets anaconda and rocm working. a guide would be awesome
M(still learning distrobox)
M(still learning ujust + just)
Kthanks, that does make it nicer.
MI have never heard of
ujust & just before, pretty interestingKWell in my case I left it 1.75 but still, I didn't know you could just tell it
Hhiii i need some help, i have a legion go and after an automatique update from steam i have this, how i can fix that ? it's the 3rd time i install bazzite in 2 week...
H
KAre you making any changes after install?
KMaybe to the drives you're mounting?
