CAnd pin versions indefinitely
CThat's an ostree thing
ZNop
Ssomething about pause resume
CPlus that they're hosting the images for 90 days
ZNormal distros can't change the programs you have installed
CThat's just suspend
ZImage based ones can
Sthat made this better than the other steam forks
ZAnd if something breaks, you can boot in the previous update
S
Sthis
Swhat on earth is instant sleep
Si thought it was save states but it isnt
ZSounds like buzzwords
ZXD
ZIt's just the default suspend, that's it
KThey're just being goofy, bazzite has exactly zero patches for sleep
KNeither does Steam OS
RQuestion, where is the mangohud config in bazzite?
KStandard location for that package, you make your own in the root of the game folder
Son windows if i make this thing go to sleep in the middle of a game i lose performance
KOn modern versions if you right click in the folder you should have an option to make a mangohud config
Son this i think i dont?
KThat's just Windows being shitty
Sthats disappointing
Sthe ui is cool tho i guess
ZUi is the exact same as steamos xD
Si can say out of my 3 or 4 linux installs this is definitely the most successful
Rso home/user/.config?
Sthats why i like it
Si can see myself sticking with this
ZCould be in /etc as well
Swhich has never happened in the history of linux for me before
ZGitHub
A Vulkan and OpenGL overlay for monitoring FPS, temperatures, CPU/GPU load and more. Discord: https://discordapp.com/invite/Gj5YmBb
- flightlessmango/MangoHud
CNeither does SteamOS btw
KRight, it's all standard Linux
RI dont understand, i need to put mangohud.conf in the game folder in steam?
Sdamn
ZSame folder than the game exe
Spretty cool
ZThat's it
ROk
CYou can also put it in ~/.config/MangoHud if you want it centralized
CBut you need to name it properly
RI have it already there
NIs there a guide for how to enable HDR gamescope for AMD in Kde? I can get it to work in a separate tty but I'd really like it to just work from desktop steam
CMangoHud.conf is the global default one
TUniversal Blue
Thanks for catching that. The information on the introductory documentation was outdated anyways, so I removed the link from here. Here’s the Introductory Documentation on the Wayback Machine archive if you are interested to see what it stated.
Tscroll down to "How do I use HDR for KDE Plasma"
