it's a massive pain in the ass in normal SB/Kinoite
it'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
Kit's a huge pain in the ass
KI'm on Bazzite
Kbazzite steam is pre-installed
Kjust launch it
Koh so this is part of the image
Kit's layered as an rpm
Kyes
Know I get it
Kok ok
Kno reason to use Flatpak Steam then
Kzero
Kit's an actively worse experience
Kit'll make so that both my devices are even closer to each other
KLutris is also pre-installed right?
KI'll still use flatpak for this one since it is also what I use on my Deck, this will keep things unified and organized
Kyes, lutris is pre-installed
Kdon't use the flatpak, you'll again have a worse experience
Klutris's config is in the same place whether local install or flatpak
NI'm on a GPD Win Mini 2024 with just Bazzite, no dual boot or anything, and I'm having some trouble with grub.
I've used "ujust configure-grub" to unhide grub, but it seems to only show it for a couple boot cycles after I set it, and then hide it again.
I think hitting escape during boot is also supposed to show it, but it seems like if I hit it too early it brings me to bios settings, and if I hit it too late it displays output of all the services and stuff starting during boot.
I'm wondering how I can reliably access grub.
I've used "ujust configure-grub" to unhide grub, but it seems to only show it for a couple boot cycles after I set it, and then hide it again.
I think hitting escape during boot is also supposed to show it, but it seems like if I hit it too early it brings me to bios settings, and if I hit it too late it displays output of all the services and stuff starting during boot.
I'm wondering how I can reliably access grub.
MFlatpak steam is fine
Mit is functional
Mjust annoying
VExcept for the functions it lacks lmfao
KNo HDR support on desktop, no steam input on wayland, extremely poor VR support
Krecommended against by Valve
P@Kyle Gospo have you ran into issues with adding non-steam games (it takes longer not sure why) should I open a ticket?
Kslight performance loss
Wtry mashing the shift key during the boot
Kis just that I can't install the native counterpart of Lutris on my Steam Deck (it has SteamOS) so instead I use the flatpak counterpart, I know this is worse, but I just want to make that both my devices behave almost identical, and on the other hand, I rarely use Lutris, so I wouldn't bother having to rarely deal with some flatpak sheit
Kthe native rpm and flatpak work the same
Ksame path for configs, same path for games
Kpointless to do this
NShift, you say? I'll give it a go
5I had the same thing recently when I needed to roll back. I found hitting f7 to open uefi, then selecting bazzite, then hit escape once, reliably brought up the menu
N@wolfyreload Shift seems to work. Thanks!
@59smoke I'll keep your solution in mind for the future as well
Thank you both!
@59smoke I'll keep your solution in mind for the future as well
Thank you both!
5Well that's easier for me too
