CAgain
Hmost likely
Hbut he said to wipe all of windows so it shouldnt matter then
Hwhich is weird
Ti had a battle with my laptop to get this installed. but guess what. I won
WCould it be a raid setting in the bios? Or some secure boot gremlins?
Tsecure boot is a fickle beast, could be that
WActually yeah thats a good candidate too
Hif it was the usual raid enabled on computers (intel RST) even though it has only 1 disk then linux wouldnt see that by default and think there is no disk 
Hat least from my experiences running into it
OI yoloed it and restarted........
OIts not vital data at risk but it is extremely anoying if i Lost it so we'll se in a few seconds
OImpatient autism got the better of me
WThe first I ever installed Linux Mint on my gaming machine I forgot about my Skyrim save games I was close to the end of the game, about 90 something hours in 
OI'm a composer and have My some proyects there, i have the audios on My phone so i can tecnically re compose it by ear but damn that would be anoying to do
OHoly shit the data is there
WYay 
OAight, im backing it all up and killing Windows once and for all
Hthere can still be partial corruption, like in terms of a picture you might have some that are just half a picture or 80% picture
Hbut its better than losing everything
OYeah, i don't have any pic or videos to lose there tho so it's okay
OThe important thing we're the project files for My songs, cause re composing by ear is anoying af
KThat's between you and PPD, we don't customize it
KThat being said, if you're trying to play games I recommend not using performance mode
KYou can harm single threaded performance by doing that, which is bad for games
MWhile HDR works fine in gaming mode now, applications like Moonlight and Retroarch do not detect my device as HDR compatible, Is there a simple reason for this or fix?
�how would i set up moonlight to stream from game mode? is that possible?
KSunshine uses a service that runs even in game mode
KInstall with our ujust and give it a try
KMight want to check with them how they're detecting HDR
KCould be you need to use gamescope
MI’m running from inside of game mode for it, which id assume makes it run inside gamescope by default. Is there specific launch commands I should try? Flatpak launch commands I’m not familiar with since it’s already full of stuff
MWhich moonlight version, flatpak or appimage?
MRetroarch claims their vulkan video drivers checks for “pixel formats and color spaces”
MFlatpak, should I give the app image a shot?
MYeah I struggled with the flatpak in the past not detecting HDR properly for some reason. Although the appimage may have the same issue now… been a few months since I’ve checked though
MAppimage allows me to select HDR 
MStill puzzled by Retroarch though. It’s probably on their end
Vim sad that bazzite doesn't come with an autoclicker. ;(
VAre their any wayland autoclickers yet
Vyou think there would be especially with gaming on the rise
VGotta love VRR on cheap monitors
MI’m curious if not detecting HDR is related to how bazzite interacts with Flatpak. The Flatpak version of Moonlight detects hdr on the steam deck oled without any problems
MThat’s exactly what I noticed back in December actually
MI could not figure out why that was the case unfortunately
MSame thing for the Retroarch Flatpak. I’d switch to appimage but its broken in dumb ways
TSo how would I skip the login screen? I’m in just the regular OS mode/install
PHas anyone done performance comparisons in games between Bluefin and Bazzite? I'm on the fence about which to switch to for mixed gaming and software dev when the Nvidia 555 drivers release
VWhat desktop?
VThey're basically 1:1. If you're looking for gaming though go Bazzite as it has steam and whatnot pre-installed.
