Fif you are not sure if your software is working, ship the whole distro with it as a dependency
F
CIt's packaged on the Fedora repos
NI'll give that a look, thanks
Fgnome-randr-rust vs this?
KIf I clone my 512gb drive to a 1tb with Clonezilla, is it possible to expand the size of the drive given Bazzite being immutable and all? Or will I need to do a reinstall?
KYeah you can expand it
Kfstab is in use like any other distro
CReminded me of this old meme
PIf I remember some linux FS don't allow for shrinking but all of them do allow expanding
MDoes BORE have any configuration points?
FI believe that some values can be modified through sysctl
CThis doesn't try to reimplement X
KThe real question is if lutris depends on systemd in fedora
MXfs does not support shrinking. Zfs also does not support shrinking
F@M2
Here's the example of how CachyOS has this option:
https://github.com/CachyOS/CachyOS-Settings/blob/016ce1abaee2172c0041c7a04d2b4221d7caba12/usr/lib/sysctl.d/99-bore-scheduler.conf#L4
Here's the example of how CachyOS has this option:
https://github.com/CachyOS/CachyOS-Settings/blob/016ce1abaee2172c0041c7a04d2b4221d7caba12/usr/lib/sysctl.d/99-bore-scheduler.conf#L4
GitHub
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K@Kyle Gospo can I just use the -r (Resize) option in clonezilla, or do I need to do it after the fact? I'm very unfamiliar with btrfs and would prefer to avoid having to do a reinstall.
MMight need to steal some of those sysctl configs
FI find BORE defaults great
Fbut, if things can be achieved better with config, it would be nice to see
ONoticed recently that ctrl-f doesn't seem to work in Steam client store pages. A little search box comes up but it's broken. That normal?
CWhen bolt-in schedulers get merged in the kernel there's also those Rust-written ones
CLAVD I think it was called
CCThe other one from a Canonical guy is called scx
Hkvmfr and looking-glass works fine, so the cgroups edit i did works 
SHey guys. Just heard about Bazzite/ublue recently. It looks interesting; I've been doing some reading but I'm not quite sure about something.
I already have a Kinoite 40 installation on AMD; I installed steam and a few drivers as usual, and things seem to work fine for gaming and all other purposes.
For a general purpose desktop OS that is also gaming occasionally, what is the killer Bazzite value add for me? Is it just performance tweaks?
I already have a Kinoite 40 installation on AMD; I installed steam and a few drivers as usual, and things seem to work fine for gaming and all other purposes.
For a general purpose desktop OS that is also gaming occasionally, what is the killer Bazzite value add for me? Is it just performance tweaks?
Dit's largely just having things set up for you out of the box
Dthere are perf tweaks it comes with too
CFrom where I stand, general tuning and invisible updates
KYou'll probably have 0 layered packages if you care about that
Since you're on kinoite you can even switch to it cleanly
Since you're on kinoite you can even switch to it cleanly
CAlso some very convenient ujust commands
CSo the bottom line is convenience, performance, and little need for maintenance
KLast point is moot for Kinoite
Jnot really, you still get kernel skew/jank on kinoite with rpmfusion on the client
CI guess you can set up Topgrade there for everything, but it goes back to my first point
KAh, if you install rpmfusion and layer packages, as in?
Jyeah
Jit'll break every time there's a kernel release
Jit's the same errors we get, we get them on the server side instead of on the local PC
CNew fsync kernel cooking
C6.9.6
Mpny sc 3030 1tb
SMy only complaint is that I have 2 monitors of different resolutions and scaling %s, and games are always jank, not knowing how to go full screen, not being able to capture the mouse... I'd switch to anything if it fixed that
CPretty busy saturday tbh
CDo you get that on Xorg or Wayland?
KGamescope runs pretty well for me and fixes my fullscreen problems
SBoth
SWill test this -- I'm pretty much using base fedora in regards to games so there's probably plenty of room for improvement
KBazzite comes with everything you need, so it made me catch up on some linux gaming tools I missed heforehand
