So how would I skip the login screen? I’m in just the regular OS mode/install
So 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.
VLayering steam is a bitch and the flatpak kinda sucks
PThanks for the info
Tkde
Tjust found it
VAh cool
Thad to search for SDDM. im really new to this, havent played with any distros for a loooong time
Tthis is the best exp ive found so far though!
ADoesn't bazzite also use custom kernel?
VIt's the Fedora kernel with modifications, it's not making miracles.
AI know but it is a little bit better tho right?
ALike if 1% improvement is small but 1% more than 0% i guess
VIt has the capability to be slightly better. Check out the linux experiment's video, "gaming" modifications for distros more often than not do not a whole lot.
LSorry to keep bothering people here, I've set up tailscale finally, on my brand new bazzite install on my pc tailscale works without root
LBut on my steam deck with a much older install of bazzite, I cant use it without sudo
LIs there a way to get the more modern bazzite config on the older install
VYou can allow yourself to use it without sudo by running
sudo tailscale up --operator=$USER
F"selling" point of gaming distros are usually gaming features, rather then miniscule performance improvements, even if they advertise those the most.
VSorry, fixed this command
V
LOh brilliant
LDoes it autostart now without needing sudo
VNobara is like the "gaming performance" distro and even that is like, a few percentage in the best cases.
VIf you run tailscale up it should persist with reboots
LPerfect
LThanks
MI have an $800 oled monitor and ti still does this
Fit's recommended to cap the framerate a bit below refresh rate for better frame-pacing & to avoid the mentioned display flickering
Fbetter the fps limiter, better the results
Fbut, flickering in already capped applications can be a driver issue even, doesn't need to be related to the monitor
VMy monitor is quite cheap, I'd be confident in putting the blame on the monitor
Cthis here is why i do not cheap out on any monitors
Ci went from one costing like 300 pounds to one costing way over 600
Cbecause the cheap one fucked me up for like a week
Odamn those are some heavy monitors
VI shopped within my price range lol, I just disable VRR
Ci mean also in general
Codesey g5 is a horrible panel
VCheap monitors are worse, yes
OCan confirm, have cheap monitors, they tend to just stop displaying output when VRR is enabled
Obut only sometimes, if they don't feel like varying their refresh rate that day
VMine supports VRR but isn't tuned for it at all so the brightness is just all over the place
VIt also "supports" HDR (Just doesn't even show in KDE settings)
VI'm assuming DP supports HDR
OHow can i get the unallocated space to be allocated to the bazzite partition? I tried formating it to btrfs just like bazzite but i still don't get the option to allocate more space to bazzite, how do i do this?
OMy monkey brain says maybe they need to be next to each other cause they have a starting and ending point so logically it would be imposible to allocate it without interfering with those two ext4 that are on the way, My problem is i'm afraid of deleting them cause i don't know if those were bazzite's partition made during installation, i dont know what they are, if they have nothing to do with bazzite then idk about deleting them but im scared of messing up bazzite by deleting them
Pany idea how to debug being unable to shutdown/reboot (kde image)? I click on reboot/shutdown, it seems to shut some parts of plasma off but it doesn't go all the way throught.
HYou can move them to the left and then expand /dev/sda8 to the right. Moving partitions starting points can be a bit risky, so maybe you can clone the two ext4 partitions + bazzite's btrfs into another drive for a backup and then perform the moving operation
