Pno more productivity
Pthis is a strike
KDouble banned
Pi will make sure every update wastes an hour of my life
K
Edoes bazzite include intel media driver?
Ei think thats my issue
KYes
Eok nvm then
Ei dont know whats causing me to not be able to encode video with quicksync
Eworks perfect in windows
EHey guys, I recently reinstalled bazzite (ROG ally kde edition) to have a dual boot setup (with Windows) and my led control has stopped working. My controller is set to dual sense and I have toggled everything in the steam controlled advanced options to no avail. LED is enabled in hhd. Any ideas?
EDIT: rebooting to Windows and toggling the RGB seems to have fixed it. Weird issue though: rainbow doesn't work and leaves the RGB off but static does.
EDIT: rebooting to Windows and toggling the RGB seems to have fixed it. Weird issue though: rainbow doesn't work and leaves the RGB off but static does.
ZWill BazziteOS when the new NVK drivers come out use them in the Mesa driver flavor ISOs, then keep Nvidia proprietary drivers as a separate ISO still for older hardware (which don't support NVK), or just the option of using those drivers?
Hwell
Hujust toggle-nvk exists already, I just don't know if it works as expected
Vi still require that sticker :)
KWhen they're comparable in performance well recommend them by default
KAnd eventually phase out the proprietary garbo
Anvidia moment
HI hope NVIDIA open-sources their userland driver just like they did with the kernel modules
Hsincerely
ZBut for legacy GPUs that are still very fast like GTX 980 and 1080 it makes sense to keep Nvidia proprietary.
ZSteam user statistic still show lots of ppl using GPUs like this
KBoth have terrible dxvk/vkd3d performance and will likely be phased out of support by the time NVK is ready
VDidn't they stop developing for the GTX line?
K980 is already
PIs there a way to install nbfc into bazzite without breaking the install and OS updates ?
KHow would you install that in Fedora?
PShould be 'dnf install nbfc-linux'
ZSupposadly a Nouveau driver dev is now working at Nvidia. Fingers crossed he could do something about getting older cards power levels up. The reason I heard/read I think was because this power state stuff is behind an encrypted API.
KThat's correct
KNVK supports 2xxx and up through Nvidia's fault alone
KIt'd support a lot more if they weren't so anti consumer
ZPeople still play games on 90s hardware. Just because a company is done supporting it doesn't mean that hardware loses value. Those GPUs are still way more powerful than most laptop GPUs ppl buy today
KWe only ship the stable driver, which has no support for the vast majority of cards Nvidia has released
KWe will switch to nvk and stay there once it's out, because unlike Nvidia they won't strip support for previous series
ZI guess for Nivida, you just use a different distro in many cases then
KIt just needs performance parity first
Vnow i didn't say they lost value... im saying that's an excuse to use open source drives. :)
ZYep, I'm just crossing my fingers that guy has some leverage to expose whats needed to solve this for older cards. Would be nice if he could but he might have to work there for a while before he is able
ZYa just open source drivers are like 10x slower on like a GTX 980 for example
ZReally sucks to because the Open Source Nvidia drivers are pretty feature complete. Just can't clock the card up.
Vdang.
Vthen i dunno
ZPopOS is probably just the best OS for Nvidia hardware in general for Linux. And Cosmic is going to make it even better. I don't think there is much better you can do than what PopOS has done.
ZEven desktops with Cosmic are now going to correctly support hybrid GPU stuff as Windows has been able to for many many years.
AI still feel like cosmic s going to take a hot minute to catch up in a number of major areas because y know, it be like that
ZYa I'm sure v1.0 will have some issues BUT they're focusing on what matters which is something I can't say about Gnome tbh
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