KSo it's a little Chinese for me 
Hevery command is a recipe, and every recipe is bash
Hhowever we have our own bash library to just make formating and things easier, but the general functional code works wherever
Kis there an easy way to solve that for a noob? 
KBecause I don't really know what to do here
Hliterally what the ujust does
KI did that but my download speed is still very slow : D
Hdid you restart steam?
Vyou can also try changing the download region to another close one
Halso this is what the source for
everything below
ujust fix-proton-hang iseverything below
fix-proton-hang: is just plain bash
Hand for this one, it is pure bash but you need to adjust it for the argument which is
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KYeah many time but don't change 
KDid already
MI cannot boot from my USB stick plugged in the official steam Deck dock. Booting from the stick while it's directly in the Steam Deck works fine, but then I obviously cannot continue due to not having a keyboard.
KUnlucky for me
KThis message is for me?
Hyou asked to see what an ujust does and if you could just use that in a different system, answer is yes for anything that isnt bazzite specific
it is all just bash scripts
you can also just install https://just.systems on any distro and use the just source from
ujust is just a script to make just run in the bash shell with some specific defaults
it is all just bash scripts
you can also just install https://just.systems on any distro and use the just source from
--show on a different system by adding it to ~/.justfileujust is just a script to make just run in the bash shell with some specific defaults
KHa ok
KBut for my download speed, outsite the cfg file. There nothing else we can do?
Hnope, unique steam issue since i am sure you have the speed youre supposed to have elsewhere
KWhen I do a speedtest I got 1Gps
Ksteam don't go faster than 32MB/S
Hsteam itself is most likely the bottleneck then, i can get 200MB locally between server and my gaming pcs (more if i move my server out of the basement so its not going over powerline), i can cap my download on steam itself though but i only got a 50mbit line
KOk, what's weird is that on Bazitte is was 90mb/s
KBut thanks a lot for your support:)
Hwell no idea what else it can be other than maybe a driver difference in the kernel which i doubt as we usually just have a driver added if it doesnt exist
HI don't know how to install sdl3
Hsteam is just a bit wacky
Hoftentimes i get like 230-280 mbit/s speeds even though my isp supplies 500 mbit, and my router can handle 1 gbit/s just fine
Ddid something happen with gpg recently? my gpg suddenly fails to find my secret key in my home directory
Di restored from a backup and it isn't working, it was before, using the same backup
Dnvm i lied, i didn't back it up 
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Dits misspelled
Dvulkan-tools
Dnot vulktan-tools
CI was installing Bazzite (KDE) on a friend's computer (Lenovo Yoga 6) which had a fresh Windows install on it prior. After choosing automatic partitioning & choosing to remove all existing partitions and starting the installer, I was immediately greeted with the message 'drive is busy' & the installer failing.
CI luckily had a spare Mint ISO with me at the time, so I was able to still get his computer to a functional state, but I wasn't able to figure out why the bazzite installer was failing
Ahave you disabled fast startup in windows?
Athat can cause issues with installing Linux
CI don't believe I touched such a setting, but it's possible. I had spent the past 1.5 hours trying to get wifi working on the laptop (the wifi drivers on Lenovo's website weren't working for some reason)
Afast startup is enabled by default and to my understanding, when you shut down your computer, it doesn't actually shut it down
CThat... is very frusterating.
CBut good to know, thank you
Hyeah it's basically a hybrid form of actual shutdown and hibernation
HStarting with Windows 8, a fast startup mode is available to start a computer in less time than is typically required for a traditional, cold startup.
Htechnically it's faster than regular shutdown/bootup but it leads to so many random issues that i really struggle to understand why do they have it enabled by default
