interesting, does bazzite already comes with these fonts?
interesting, does bazzite already comes with these fonts?
Yis your chat ok?
Ymy menu is ok
Pno
Ybut my chat and console are really small
Yand some characters are missing
ABased on Pez's assessment, they dont seem to be needed.
Kyeah, my copy matches this
Kjust works
P
Ptiny pistol lmao
YI dont really need 2003 fonts
Ado you have highdpi scaling turned on or something? im trying to think of anything that would cause issues with ui scaling.
YI just need any version of them lol
Vwindows partition. fonts folder. ctrl+a. ctrl+c. linux partition local fonts folder. ctrl+v. (of course, this requires you to have windows installed somewhere)
Pyou don't need the windows fonts at all for this and it's not gonna change anything
Yno, i dont even know what that is
Pthey just need to update the linux build
Vi mostly just use the windows fonts for wineprefixes
Vyeah, they're not really needed for local
Pit has nothing to do with your fonts and everything to do with your distro being ten years in the future
Lwall of text incoming btw
Li just ran a test between my two devices for audio latency and here's what i discovered:
hardware/OS:
lenovo legion go (amd ryzen z1 extreme) running bazzite-deck-gnome
framework laptop 13 (intel i7-1260p) running endeavouros
both were as 64 buffer size, using pipewire-jack, and reaper (using the top right info, as well as my ears)
- using the stock arch kernel, arch had ~4 ms of latency (and could be felt when playing guitar into my audio interface, really badly when plugins are used)
- on bazzite's
- using the liqourix kernel, arch got a ~1.3 ms of latency! (could not be perceived no matter what to my ears)
i'd also like to add that i'm in the realtime group on bazzite, as well as having enabled full preemption. arch did not have anything like that. steam was exited during this test.
hardware/OS:
lenovo legion go (amd ryzen z1 extreme) running bazzite-deck-gnome
framework laptop 13 (intel i7-1260p) running endeavouros
both were as 64 buffer size, using pipewire-jack, and reaper (using the top right info, as well as my ears)
- using the stock arch kernel, arch had ~4 ms of latency (and could be felt when playing guitar into my audio interface, really badly when plugins are used)
- on bazzite's
fsync kernel, i got ~2 ms of latency (could not be perceived, until i added plugins/was playing a lot of tracks)- using the liqourix kernel, arch got a ~1.3 ms of latency! (could not be perceived no matter what to my ears)
i'd also like to add that i'm in the realtime group on bazzite, as well as having enabled full preemption. arch did not have anything like that. steam was exited during this test.
Kwe aren't aiming for realtime audio, this isn't surprising
Kglad we did better than stock arch kernel, but the focus is games
Prealtime tweaks make other things worse
Kthis
Kwe'll never ship it
YI have no idea what I did, but it works now
Kgood ending
K
Ystill a bit small, but it ok
Pwdym small
Pthat's normal
JA good app for remote desktop to play on my Android tv?
Lyeah that's true, not saying that's what it is, just moreso that's the best i could get with my config and working
Ychat is smaller than was on windows for me
Ybut its fine
Poh
Pwell it's not really the fonts it's because they have failed to update cs:s for eons
Pwe do things differently on the graphics side now and the opengl renderer for source 1 is basically just a landmine
Li have a few things i could do:
note: the reason i'm not just straight up using my framework is because the mainboard's faulty and frequently disconnects from my dock, making usage difficult
1. suck it up and use my framework with it's issues for audio production
2. suck it up and use bazzite with the latency
3. keep complaining (not a good idea)
4. install something like cachyos on the legion go so i can customize the kernel
5. beg on the streets to get enough money for a new fw mobo
note: the reason i'm not just straight up using my framework is because the mainboard's faulty and frequently disconnects from my dock, making usage difficult
1. suck it up and use my framework with it's issues for audio production
2. suck it up and use bazzite with the latency
3. keep complaining (not a good idea)
4. install something like cachyos on the legion go so i can customize the kernel
5. beg on the streets to get enough money for a new fw mobo
Lanyways, not really saying something's wrong, just sharing my thoughts
Lwanted to share my lab results lol
Pjust learn to deal with the latency
Pit'll make you a better player
Lalso can i just say, this community is AWESOME and most of the issues i've had these past few days/weeks have been fixed! gaming is awesome on this little thing
Pfor me stock kernel's still fast enough to use as an amp
CI wonder if you could get that same latency you got in Liquorix by tuning BORE
CIf I had to guess, I'd say so
CMaybe not quite as low all the time, but close enough
