Silverblue laptop, Bluefin-Surface sp5, Bazzite KDE desktop, Bazzite-Deck HTPC, debian server
Silverblue laptop, Bluefin-Surface sp5, Bazzite KDE desktop, Bazzite-Deck HTPC, debian server
EI can’t
EMy internet is about 25x as fast
Hhonestly i should probably move to nixos everywhere, i absolutely love how it's entirely self-documenting
EAnd I’m soon moving out and I’ll have 100x that speed
QGood for you 
EI want 10000x that speed eventually
OI mean sure, if your internet can barely supply a 1080p video, Bazzite might not be a good idea until updates can be uh, diffed or whatever the term is for only downloading the difference
EOh wait I run Bazzite-Deck on my Ayn Loki too
Obut most people who play a lot of video games have better internet than that
EHandheld this handheld that
QAnyways, I just measured the boot time of my laptop and it's around 18 seconds from pressing the power button to seeing the login screen
AGitLab
Brief summary of the problem: After upgrading to the Linux Kernel 6.8.7 I'm experienced an issue where my Laptop doesn't restart...
Aignored
Afunnily
Aonly happens on the lts kernel
Athey broke sleep on the lts kernel
NI have a zoo. Bazzite on 2 Steam Decks and 1 Rog Ally, Aurora on a X13 G2 that is purely a test machine, Macbook Pro 14 base 2021 16/512 soon to be upgraded to a M3 Max 64/2TB, Gaming PC with Bazzite, a Surface with Windows 11 on it
QI wonder though, would it be possible to set up something like a cache that would update overnight?
QSo like the CI would release a new version of the image, the cache would pull it at midnight and then computers running that image on the local network would update everything from the cached image
Cer..
Cyou can just reschedule the automatic updates for midnight and reboot whenever is convenient
Qyeah, but i dont usually turn on my computers at midnight
CYou would just leave it on
Qyeah thats what i meant
C?
Qi meant that i usually dont leave my computers running overnight
C¯\_(ツ)_/¯
CI am just confused because (1/2) this is way overcomplicated and requires multiple machines to be on with multiple network transfers of the same data
Cand (2/2) this is how ostree systems already fundamentally work
Qyes, but the cache would download it over the slow network when nobody cares that the network is busy and then all the computers download the image over a fast local connection
CI could see that being useful for a lab which takes 6 hours to download a 1GB update (45KB/s) and needs to update at least 8 computers on identical images twice per week
CI do not see the benefit over spending ten minutes (or one, with experience) to reschedule automatic updates, and schedule an automatic shutdown after that if preferred
UHi ppl! Did you have any luck running gears 5? It never boots up, I tried using any of the available proton version + GE 9 and 8.
I’m on latest bazzite-gnome-deck image
I’m on latest bazzite-gnome-deck image
Thonestly would have been nearly perfect IF there wasn't an imaginary expiration date set on the OS and Google Chrome
CDeck hardware?
Tif the game has cloud saving then delete proton files
Toption in big picture mode
UNah, desktop. Intel 13600k and 7900XTX.
UIt’s my first time starting it so I shouldn’t have cloud saves. You mean to delete everything altogether?
Tno
Tbpm has an option under developer in the same submenu as the game properties
Tbazzite gaming guide mentions it
Tim at work and don't remember
Tits a steam option only found in bpm/gaming mode
Tit deletes the proton prefix if it got fucked up
UOh I see, I will try in a sec
UNo luck
CI have a 10Mbps connection much like the lad and I manage. The auto updater is really good at avoiding congestion and not hoarding bandwidth, can't even tell if it's running most of the time
