My record for not breaking nobara was 3 weeks
My record for not breaking nobara was 3 weeks
VAlso, I don't think Valve has done anything for Nvidia on Wayland because it's 100% not their space.
Ylmao
WBut when it worked... it did work well
Ybro.... i install it on steam deck? i came back a week later and started my deck and it crashed and refused to boot. just gave me a terminal and thats it. the only thing i did was a software update....
Yyeah
Ywhen it works
Yat that point i might as well use windows....
MI mean bazzite can break after just updating the system as well
Mnot sure the root cause
Kdifference is the rollback
W100% but you can just jump back. Which is super amazing
VNot had it personally either 
Yits been months and i havent had this issue. i did once but it was pretty early on before version 2
MIf the error is cause by something in userspace, rolling back isn't always helpful
WYeah, but if it's userspace you can usually make a new user in the system and just move over your games and you good. Which is still better than re-installing
WI wish there was a
ujust factory-resetknow what i wanna know
Yhas anyone see any performance gains using proton ge?
Yand if so when and where?
Kthat's really going to depend on the game
Kand even then, it's something likely temporary
Klike GE shipped a fix sooner than Valve
Ywell that much i wanna know if there are any cases where i should always run ge?
Konly games it purports to fix
KGE makes changes Valve can't in some cases
KIE: Not legal or not tested enough
Yokay i always wondered about that
Yso thats why people say only use it if a game isn't working?
Kright
Vwaydroid wont launch from steam's game mode it just stops
Kdid you add waydroid-launcher?
Vthanks that was what was missing
AI think a big advantage for bazzite is the easy rollbacks. nobara burned me several times with updates, and there was no easy rollback option.
Abazzite has helped me maintain my sanity with the Legion Go, lol
VTo Nobara's credit, they probably have the kernel rollbacks Fedora Workstation provides right?
WIn nobara you could use timeshift to just jump back but you had to remember to set it up
Anot all the issues were kernel related, I remember one time there was an update that defaulted the Legion Go's gamescope-session refresh rate values as
Which broke literally every single game in gamescope-session until it was fixed to
LGO screen is 144hz
60,120Which broke literally every single game in gamescope-session until it was fixed to
60,144LGO screen is 144hz
VI know not all issues are kernel related, which is why I prefer atomic's approach
Aand GE owns a Legion Go
Aso that update was an unpleasant surprise
VJust saying, there's at least some credit due.
VYeah that's frustrating
Abut note, I also speak from the perspective of someone who's been helping a lot of other users for to troubleshoot. I maintain the legion-go-tricks repo, and Nobara was definitely more troublesome to support for everyday users.
Abazzite is much more friendly for non-technical users, can't expect everyone to know how to setup timeshift, track down regressions, etc
WHe has done awesome work for the linux gaming community with ProtonGE, also Bazzite uses a bunch of stuff that he did. So yeah definitely great work there. But I like this Atomic Desktop thing
Abut Nobara is definitely much easier to do custom kernel stuff, e.g. kernel bisects are far easier on Nobara
VOh yeah GE's work is great
VThat's the benefit of something lot image based, you're less "constrained" to the image.
AI think Bazzite is better from a user support perspective, Nobara is better if you require a lot of flexibility in managing your system.
VPossibly on slower connections and older hardware I'd argue too
