VI mean probably, but that work benefits every distro.
Hyeah it's not something specific to steamos
VHell it benefits SteamOS quite a bit after, as I previously said, because of the update cycle.
CThat is to Valve's credit though
Hif anything steamos is usually late to the party
Hxd
CSame with Wine
KSteamos being immutable also helps us
VI mean it's great they're doing it, but saying "Well Valve pays mesa" doesn't suddenly make SteamOS's implementation of it better.
CThat is true as well
VI mean, yeah kinda does. I'd imagine mostly in more attention being placed on Flatpaks.
Hhonestly it's pretty surprising to me i havent seen any complaints about flatpaks being sandboxed
KI've got no idea there, I've never experienced anything like it
KWhat kind of drive is that?
KYeah, their firmware is extremely optimized as far as suspend and resume times are concerned
KAll of the work went there, there's no patches in their kernel for sleep
KIs there a consistant reasoning for fullscreen being broken?
KI know now
gamescope fixes it but why does it even happen in the first place
KSo we benefit from that as well (On deck), I see
JIf only there was a way to inspect their changes and apply them to other projects.
MNvme pny sc3030 1tb, on ubuntu and openSUSE copying files doesn’t affect my programs
KI mean we don't make any changes to help file copying works
KAnd I've never had that issue
KI wouldn't even know where to start looking for this problem
M:SilvervaleThinkings:
KTechnically you can try it on Fedora
MIt also happens on my backup PC
MNo thanks, it broke literally 3 times
MAfter update
KFedora Silverblue than
SGave up trying to make flatpak firefox work on the nvidia testing branch. That flag doesn't help with crashes. Ended up installing firefox in Ubuntu distrobox, seems to work fine
MHad same issue with file copy on silver blue
KThan this is an upstream problem
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MNot sure cuz it was old build back in time now issue still appears
MI installed bazzite to check it but dunno what’s happening
MI wish use bazzite but that issue is annoying
KYou should try and report it to Fedora since its a problem on their end
M:SilvervaleThinkings:
MYeah it fedora indeed
MOn backup pc I have faulty ssd
MBut on main pc other distros working
M:SilvervaleThinkings:
CSounds like you might have a DRAM-less SSD or something
COr the files are completely filling up the SLC cache
KI have cheap QLC SSDs I bought when prices were rock button, and mine work fine
GTheir drive has DRAM so it's not that
CCould it be a bug with Kyber?
GEven so, DRAM-less NVME SSDs have gotten quite speedy enough where you don't really run into huge performance penalties
NPossibly stupid question, is there a terminal command to turn vrr/adaptive sync on and off on Gnome? I know how to on Kde but trying out gnome.
