It shows only this. However I do see lact in the app menu and it works when I open it so idk what it
It shows only this. However I do see lact in the app menu and it works when I open it so idk what its package name is..
SAnd the way I got lact was from Bazzite Portal selection
Sso Ig I could try deselecting it there, it might auto remove
VHow do I use the virtual keyboard on KDE
Zi think that only installs it and, if not checked, ignores it. Could be wrong, so give a try
Zalso yeah that is the package name
Zlact-libadwaita
AIf you don't have maalit as an option, try this: https://github.com/aarron-lee/legion-go-tricks/blob/main/bazzite-maliit-keyboard.sh
GitHub
Guides, Tricks, and Tips to get the Legion Go running best on Linux - aarron-lee/legion-go-tricks
VOk got it installed and enabled, how do I use it?
MTime I understand this file system and find out what everything means in general :EvilSchemeOcelot:. ANother glorious day of fk ms
Sseems to have just been that, removing that let me upgrade, now i can reboot for it to switch the partition and it should all be fine.
Jhow to roll back
sudo setenforce 0 && getenforce
Ksudo setenforce 1
JIs cosmic support coming before it's released?
Khell no
Kthey need a stable release, VRR & HDR support at a minimum before I'll touch it
KBudgie is our next candidate
Jsadge
VRemind me what GNOME supports out of those :clueless:
KGNOME predates that req, but it has all but HDR
Kgiven how much we support rn I'm allowed to be picky now 
VRecently got VRR right?
Kyeah, in as of 46
VSweet, good to know
VI really want a good monitor that properly supports VRR and HDR at some point
VCheap VAs are not good for either
Jdo you know if they're doing/planning it?
MIf you don't want to spend an arm and a leg a TV is probably the way to go for now. Monitor support for HDR is lacking
Kno clue
Ais the budgie upstream image stable?
YProblem with TVs is they often don't have DisplayPort, and HDMI on Linux is suboptimal for 4k VRR/HDR
KI just formated my PC and reinstalled Bazzite
Know that I'm restarting from scratch, and I'm facing the step where I install Steam on my device, I wonder, should I install Flatpak or native? on my Steam Deck it has native Steam (it has SteamOS, not Bazzite), forever I used Steam as a flatpak on my computer, and as a native on my Deck, but now I can simply use native instead, so I can make both devices as close as possible to eachother
now, my question, how does Bazzite installs Steam as a native app?
this is what I found out by opening the pre-installed shortcut:
now, my question, how does Bazzite installs Steam as a native app?
this is what I found out by opening the pre-installed shortcut:
Kbazzite installs the RPM
Kwhat exactly does it do?
Kit's a massive pain in the ass in normal SB/Kinoite
Kyou mean it is hard to intall it on other images other than Bazzite?
KI don't particularly like to layer packages, but I might do this for Steam
Kdoes it just layer the package like you normally would on other images?
Kyou are going to have an extremely hard time layering steam yourself
Kand it will break often
Kyes, but isn't this what the shortcut is doing?
Kno
Kso what do you mean by "installs the RPM"?
Krpm-ostree install steam
KI still don't get it, but I'm just gonna open the pre-installed shortcut and let it do it's thing
Kafaik that command will layer Steam
Knot sure I'm following
Kif you want to layer steam on silverblue/kinoite, you will run into dependency issues galore
Kand your updates will break often
