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Gis bazzite x86_64?
OYall is it a bad idea to unmount the bazzite partition on gparted to be able to allocate more memory on it? Or Will bazzite crash and die if i do that?
OI'm using the gparted software, not the bootable one
HThis is simply not possible
Hbasically i think it might be some odd bug with how passwords work
Hive seen a similar one with nixos installer
Hno proper explanation or reasoning to it
H:*
Gis bazzite x86_64?
Hsorry i forgot to check until now
just add
you will need to make the
it will force gamescope ingame max resolution to be the closest to 720p, for the legion go that will be 800p
just add
GAMESCOPE_ENABLE_720P_RESTRICT=1 to ~/.config/environment.d/force_720p_gamescope.confyou will need to make the
~/.config/environment.d folderit will force gamescope ingame max resolution to be the closest to 720p, for the legion go that will be 800p
OBut it Says unmount
Hyes and only that
HTry clicking it
OOh i see
Ggood
HIt will fail to unmount basically
OYou are right
Hwell sadly i cannot be of more help for it since i dont own one 
sorry
sorryOAny advice on how to allocate more memory to My bazzite partition? I'm gonna be slowly getting rid of Windows till its only a small space for using fl studio only
ALive Ubuntu iso
AGoarted
Hresize from a live usb using something like gparted, this process will be super slow though
AIt's noy
ATakes around 5m
AIt's a scary 5m
Hdepends on how much data you will shuffle
ASsds are 1gb/s at least so to move 200gb that's not much
ODamn i was hoping not having to use a usb flashdrive
OSo, to use gparted from a flashdrive its just like installing an os right?
Like, i convert the pendrive into a bootable flash drive and then boot into it right?
Like, i convert the pendrive into a bootable flash drive and then boot into it right?
AUbuntu live iso
Hyep you just put something like pop os on a usb drive, boot it and open gparted (i know pop os has gparted pre installed) and do the resize
OOkay so to confirm (im very monkey with this things but i wanna learn) i put pop OS on a flashdrive, it Will have gparted, then i boot into the pop OS live session and use gparted from the pop OS live session, and there i make the changes, correct?
Ai can only confirm ubuntu
OUbuntu also has gparted?
Ayes
Aif not sudo apt install gparted
Hoh cool yeah go for ubuntu then
OSo same instruction but Ubuntu instead of pop OS
Ayou might have to delete windows
Hyep
Adunno if ntfs is resizablr
Hit is, but you need to make sure you didnt shut down with fast boot enabled or whatever its called
OI think it is? Im able to resize it from bazzite, dunno if the process Will die in the process tho
Aok great
OCool cool
OYou guys are so awesome
OImma get to it now
Hresize windows first, if it fails then fast startup was most likely enabled and you will have to go to windows power settings to turn it off
Ahe resized it
