Anyone know if bazzite nvidia is using Wayland or xorg?
Anyone know if bazzite nvidia is using Wayland or xorg?
BIt has both and I believe it defaults to X11 because Wayland is very janky.
TIs steam filling /run/user/1000 with a ton of sdl-shared* files for anyone else? It's saturating that directory which prevents any new apps from opening up on the system.
Cyeah
Cbut its extremely more painful on a handheld pc
KBoth, but we recommend xorg until Nvidia gets their shit together
KNow this sounds like a fun one
KI'll see if I can reproduce
TYeah it's weird, took me a minute to realize what's happening. Trying to run a flatpak gave me an error about no space available. Dug into it a bit and found all those files clogging up /run/user/1000.
Tclosing steam and deleting those files fixes things. not sure if there are other conditions to recreate besides running steam. I played games last night for a while, closed laptop, issue presented this morning so dunno if suspend is part of it, if running games or a specific game is part of it. I'll let you know if I figure out more.
TAs I run a game with gamescope, it's just slowly creating those files
Phmm... not sure if anyone have noticed but adding nonsteam games is pretty... darn slow on bazzite I'll check later if there are some useful logs
TSo my normal launch options under which the bug is occurring are "MANGOHUD_CONFIGFILE=~/mango.conf MESA_VK_WSI_PRESENT_MODE=immediate vk_xwayland_wait_ready=false gamescope --cursor-scale-height 192 --sdr-gamut-wideness 0.8 -F fsr --sharpness 0 -e -W 3840 -H 2160 -w 1920 -h 1080 -r 120 -o 120 -- mangohud %command%".
If I remove these, no sdl-shared-* files are created. So something wacky going on here
If I remove these, no sdl-shared-* files are created. So something wacky going on here
Tyeah it's gamescope, just adding a bare gamescope -- %command% starts piling up the sdl-shared-* files.
TI'm on 3.14.2-1.fc40.x86_64 so it might be different/fixed on 3..14.13-1.bazzite.x86_64.rpm
RI have another observation on my Bazzite Ally. I have configured the battery charging limit to 80% using the ROG Control Center under desktop mode. I rebooted. And I played Cyberpunk a bit to spend some battery. It dropped down to 95%. And then I plugged it to power for better performance. My device got charged to 100%!!
Cdid you have the issue where hhd dies continuously?
CI had this issue and it's not the developer or bazzites fault but ASUS', never the less I let the developer know so hopefully it should be fixec
THey fam, I'm cleaning up my Bazzite of applications I will never use, anybody knows if Qsynth is serving some special purpose and why rpm-ostree can't seem to uninstall it?
Nuninstalling apps using rpm-ostree uninstall does not give you any benefit as the packages still exist in the previous layer.
Kqsynth is used by lutris for games with midi audio
Kif you are rpm-ostree removing stuff we include, note that you are increasing the storage space used by bazzite, slowing down updates, and causing yourself future issues with updates
TClear as water, will not uninstall anything with rpm-ostree, thank you for the warning
TUninstalling Flatpak is ok right?
Kyup
Pwait, so how do you properly do it (applicable to custom images? )
Tmy guess is that you don't, I am now hiding apps from my app menu with a brilliant Flatpak called "Main Menu"
Tif you're going custom you would ideally start with ublue-main and build up from there
Tor vanilla fedora or whatever
Pnah I can spare the space I think bazzite provides the best experience... but building up from scratch is some sort of dark souls journey 
P(imho)
Ka custom image will still use more space when removing
Thehe yeah. it can be harrowing
Konly way to change that is to fork and not install it in the first place
Kbut we also try not to install something unless it has actual utility
Kand things like waydroid are <1MB
Mooo whatever this doing is taking a while and 3.2gb seems maybe bigger than normal oooo
Mnorm this runs so fast I do not see the size of things though so could be bs from me
Marr finally doing stuff other than what it said above
Mooo all these scary warnings lol
Mall flatpak stuff anyway
MI guess at the end nothing big and I was just being an idiot
Mlol
Nyeah, looks like your flatpaks you are using need to update their dependencies.
Nnothing you can really do as an end user.
Marr okay
Mso if some software stops working it could be that
Mbut nothign that will be os breaking
Nright
Mvery good
MI always worry cos of the stuff u hear but actually having a pleasant time truly
