So I haven't gamed on my Bazzite Nvidia install yet. Obviously getting the flickering in apps and St
So I haven't gamed on my Bazzite Nvidia install yet. Obviously getting the flickering in apps and Steam but does it run games without issues?
Khttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZ1LRe_foJY&t
Since i watched this ... I feel yucky installing stuff with sudo directly onto my system
Since i watched this ... I feel yucky installing stuff with sudo directly onto my system
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In this rambling video I go over how cloud native linux desktops like Fedora Silverblue, openSUSE MicroOS, EndlessOS, and Clear Linux.
Sorry about the graining on my headphones towards the end, I need to fix my lights so the chromakey looks better.
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Sorry about the graining on my headphones towards the end, I need to fix my lights so the chromakey looks better.
Check out my awesome-immutable list for more info: https://castrojo.github.io/awesome-immutable/
KLog out, at the bottom left or right of the login screen select XOrg/X11
Kflickering will stop
Kbe sure to email Nvidia a thank you for the wonderful drivers
RI know, but I've got mixed DPI monitors and I really like having Wayland. I might be able to live with the flickering until the nvidia drivers finally drop, which is why I'm asking if I can game on wayland with nividia right now.
Cwell valve wouldnt let me exchange it like I thought but at least I'll get my money back
Kgames can flicker too
RWell darn
CI put a 512 GB in my LCD and will be coping probably for months until valve fixes the potential issue I had w it
RI did it ages ago, but does anyone remember how to get fractional scaling or whatever it's called to work with Plasma on X11?
RIf I go back to x11 I'm gonna have to get my 4k monitor to not be tiny and my 1080 monitor to not be gigantic
CI am so envious of anyone who can enjoy the new SD
Vthe only conciliation with the LCD is working dual-boot drivers (well, outside of Hardware Video Acceleration)
Vbeen eying longingly at the OLED or maybe the new Rog Ally X, but in the back of my brain a voice keeps telling me to wait for Strix Point/Halo handhelds
Cthe day valve adds DC dimming
CI will buy a 1 TB OLED
AYou cant do DC dimming with oled
AWe discussed that in lengtb
Cyes you can
Cabove low brightness
AOLED flickers at full brightness
Ccorrect but it doesn't have to necessarily
AIt does
ALCD never flickers at full brightness
Cnope, a bunch of OnePlus phones don't do it except at low brightness, I believe?
Canyway valve could do something I'm sure
Cmaybe a reduced white point option?
Cit could be the device was way too bright
CI suffer from sensitivity to bright lights so I keep my phone around like 40-50%
Rso I'm trying out distrobox using boxbuddy as a GUI for it...but I assumed isntalled distros worked somewhat like a VM installation with it's own options for desktop enviroment options and such. Is that not the case and distros created through distrobox are terminal only?
Kthey are not VMs
Kand they share your home dir
Kno desktop environment, it's terminal access
Kanything you install can be exported and will appear in your DE
Klike so:
K
AAndroid Central
The OnePlus 12 is twice as bright as the Galaxy S24, yet it's so much easier on the eyes.
CI mean no idea why I can tolerate ULMB on VR headsets
AOtherwise known as not going outside syndrome
ABecause the goon is too good probably
Cno I just have ASD and unfortunately was like this my whole life
KMe when Ragnarok Online
RSo If cloned a git repo, I could clone it to a location through the distrobox and it would just show up in that location on my actual bazzite intall?
Kyes and yes
Konly folders in distrobox that aren't shared are /usr and /var, and I think /opt
Kthey are containers, so you're basically just using the libraries and package manager of that distro
Kso you're not exactly wasting RAM from this either
C@antheas if you have any idea lmk
Cevery VR headset has basically BFI but it never affects me
