HThank you 
I was about to run Proton first
I was about to run Proton first
Welse it will give you a python stack trace
WThe EA installer can be a bit unstable when installing it. Try remove the app from lutris and try again and see if it works the second time around. I have the same issue with battle.net sometimes
MI have to send mine in now too :eggybehold:
Mthe backplate has an internal crack without any exterior damage lmao
WEA has the best launcher /s
RDid it like 3 or 4 times, nothing changes
WI can reproduce, looks like the ea installer is broken again for lutris.
RI'm trying by manually downloading the installer file
RInstead of selecting the default one from repo
RWell, conclusion it doesn't work
RWhat if I go on my windows install, install it, and just copy paste the app inside it?
RIt could work
WThat might work
RI'm gonna try
WThats actually a really good idea. As the installer is failing so if you just dump the files over it has a decent chance of working
RThat doesn't work
RWhen I launch it it now starts, but says the background services crash
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RI tried installing using protonGE 7-46 instead of the default wine, it installs, but when I run it, nothing happens
RWell, the shadow of the window appears, but that's it
BFor some reason my desktop keeps switching back to Wayland from X11. Anyway to force X11 so I don’t have to log out and switch it?
Hreboot and select x11, log in then reboot again/ that is all i can think of. it gets funky when you switch between them just from logouts
BRight on. I’ll give it a try!
ZSadly looks like no WiFi drivers for "OneXPlayer Mini"
ZUbuntu 24.04 supports WiFi. I thought the kernel is Bazzite was just as new or newer?
BI think I got it by editing the sddm.conf btw
ZOne big problem with the bazzite/fedora installer is there is no way to rotate the screen making installing it impossible on some systems. Wonder what this does in Steam if it was installed
ZAlso is the Bazzite kernel compiled omitting some drivers normal Ubuntu/Fedora have?
EBazzussy on ARM when
W@Ellis
EHmmmmm?
WHiii
EYes Bazzussy user hai
K@Kyle Gospo Hey Kyle, did you make the bazzite shell theme?
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KThe default adwaita has much wider spacing between the tray icons
Hyou can change that spacing in the setting of the tray IIRC
KI like it how it is, but where can I change it exactly?
KI think even ubuntu uses the default spacing ...
R@Kyle Gospo Kyle, the script for deduplication has changed quite a bit, I would like to use this rather than all of the complicated stuff like override and such TBH: https://gitlab.com/popsulfr/steamos-btrfs/-/blob/main/files/usr/bin/btrfs-dedup?ref_type=heads
GitLab
Inject a payload into SteamOS 3 to convert the /home partition from ext4 to btrfs. Also allows mounting btrfs formatted sd cards and forces new sd card formats...
Kit's too wide, but GNOME doesn't care I guess, because they are working on a tray solution
RGitLab
Inject a payload into SteamOS 3 to convert the /home partition from ext4 to btrfs. Also allows mounting btrfs formatted sd cards and forces new sd card formats...
Hright click on start bar, go into edit mode. right click on start again, go into edit mode. hover over that side of the sat bar and setting for System Tray should pop up. sometimes it works the first time.
KI'm on GNOME
RGitLab
Inject a payload into SteamOS 3 to convert the /home partition from ext4 to btrfs. Also allows mounting btrfs formatted sd cards and forces new sd card formats...
HOh, well, There's yer problem!
RMakes it extremely easy to disable rmlint on demand and we can use the latest changes from upstream.
Hload in a real UI and get back to us 
