essentially it isnt part of initramfs by default
essentially it isnt part of initramfs by default
Tfound the first weird bug that didnt appear in arch for me
Tdiscord screenshare is colored wrong, mostly white with color artifacts (right side the monitor i wanted to screenshare, left side is how it looks in the preview)
Till see if its just something on my end though.
MOkay. That's what I thought. I'll poke around it at some point.
Depending on the size diff I may see if we can just have that in the build.
Depending on the size diff I may see if we can just have that in the build.
Tfalse alarm. fixed after a reboot
Hi think it is not included for a reason as it might cause issues on some fringe hardware?
Hnot sure though, just assumed that was the case
Hanyways im off to bed
FPlasma 6.1 discord screenshare is super broken, rolling back fixed my issues. Still a huge noob on this, but is there a way to ensure when installing bazzite that you use a specific release snapshot of bazzite? Or install an older version of Plasma, just in case I need to reinstall my OS for any reason?
MYou can pin a working install.
MAdditionally there is the
bazzite-rollback-helperTperformance is generally quite a bit less than what i had on arch, but i got it fixed. i had weird framedrops in desktop use while doing literally anything, which only got fixed by typing in
Tjust wanted to let you guys know, as im not sure if it shouldve been there already or not
MThat was added to testing.
Textremely weird. havent seen that in ujust --choose and nvidia-smi told me it was still enabled
HIs it really Plasma or is it Wayland
HWayland has issues with screenshare
Taside from these starting issues though, works as expected as far as i can see
Tno additional issues aside from the known ones (like firefox crashing)
CI'm having issues with two major crashes intermittently, one kernel panics the machine into a reboot, the other freezes on desktop. I think the first is related to my Marvell AQtion 10Gbit NIC and seems to occur when downloading, the second I'm not sure. Anyway, I'm not finding anything in log files, any suggestions on how to get better logs to diagnose with?
HIs there a way to make the wallpaper engine work? Or some similar software?
CThere's a plugin for KDE to use Wallpaper Engine, if you are using GNOME instead you are out of luck with Hanabie gnome extension being the closest option I think.
RI just thought about something, do every game played on Linux gets his directx calls translated to vulkan? Is that what proton does?
ROr is that at least one of the things it does
Tinstall wallpaper engine via steam so its workshop content is downloaded, then in the area where you can pick wallpapers (directly in KDE), theres a wallpaper engine option. Point it to your steam install, and itll pick up the workshop content
Tbut as far as i know not every wallpaper will work, some may look broken
Tits basically just piggybacking on the workshop content of wallpaper engine, so you dont have to run the actual software
Tbasically yea
Tsome games may not do that, depending on their DirectX version (i believe DX9+ gets automatically translated, but im not sure about DX<9
RSo, I remember being able to choose Vulkan as rendering API in red dead redemption 2, therefore, would it be possible and benefic to disable that "translation" and set Vulkan in-game?
Tyup, that works. im just not sure if its faster or not
Ti dont have that particular game so i havent tested it
Tbut for example Baldurs Gate 3's own Vulkan performs worse than translating it via proton
RIt is I think, but using another thing, like vkd3d for dx10+ I guess and vkvoodoo or smth for dx9 and less
Tdxvk and vkd3d are the tools used yea
Tdxvk definitely does 9 10 11, VKD3D does 12
Tim just unsure if d8vk got merged into it already yet
RThere is an option in Lutris about vkvoodoo or something near this word that said "used for dx9 and earlier" when you hover it
RI'm not on my pc so I'm not really precise sorry
Mit’s been deprecated as of earlier this year iirc
Mdgvoodoo
RI was curious about these kind of things, I kinda got lost in YouTube and stumbled upon a video talking about game optimisations, how GPU works etc.
RAnd this question came to mind
Tits definitely a case by case basis in that instance
Tgenerally in my experience the games own variants perform worse than its proton equivalent
Tcould be different depending on the hardware and the game of course
RYeah because like every tool existing, it has to be used properly, if the dev implementation is horrid, the translation may be better and the other way around
Ti mean some games perform generally better here too, although everything is translated in some form
Tfor example i have much higher FPS in FFXIV on linux compared to windows on the same rig
