RSeems to also work fine from desktop mode
RI'm actually quite surprised XD
VOverall I think the feature seems really cool but it needs to work.
VYeah because it's a desktop client feature too
VIt should be, yes
RSince Valve ships X11 by default, I had my doubt 
VI don't see why that'd be a surprise lol
RFor this
VX11 isn't to do with hardware encoding though
V
BThis may be a stupid question BUT toying around with GPU frequency always puts a big questionmark on my head, never did it. Does this behave like overclocking where It is possible to damage something If gone to far or more like setting a Locked frequenz inside set boundrys where the farthes values doesnt hurt but just consumes more Power?
VConsidering Valve have it in the QAM on the steam deck, I think it's fine to toy with.
VI personally also do not touch it
RSaying this since I've seen two people with this specific issue today: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/SteamOS/issues/1308#issuecomment-2194744930
GitHub
Your system information Steam client version: 1702079146 SteamOS version: 3.5.7 Opted into Steam client beta?: No Opted into SteamOS beta?: No Have you checked for updates in Settings > System?:...
RMight be the potential regression they mentioned in the changelog.
RNice desktop wallpaper
VI made it in KDE with WinXP decorations lol
WI hate it. So distracting.
WAnd doesn't match the taskbar.
VI mean, not when windows are covering it which is what happens when you use your computer
Ehey guys i got some questions, i have a gtx 1080ti and i've heard some things that this card is not good for linux. is this true?
Ei dont want to try to switch when my games wont run
Ei tried solus OS the other day and when i loaded up guild wars 2, i got a directx 11 error
AIt just shifts power from the gpu to CPU or vice versa
AYou cant exceed the range
Kyes, you are missing important vulkan extensions that will never be added by nvidia, forever crippling vkd3d/dxvk performnce
Kadditionally, your card isn't GSP supported so NVK can't help you
VNVK basically being the future of Nvidia drivers on Linux*
Eok thanks for the info, will stay on windows until i can get a different card, i just dont like the market right now
WRadeons are a safe bet.
Eyeah i know i just dont like the prices lol
AIt's not 10 years ago
AEvery hardware nowadays is preoverclocked
ATo like within 5% of the maximum
RStable 555 dropped apparently
VWhat about this that I used a while back
ROr is it just a second beta
RHmm
RI'm waiting for the next discovered regression in it /s
ROnce bazzite ships it in stable I might tell a friend to try it out
RHe's got a 1650
Vi assume you use the popup one currently because it makes you laugh?
VIt's an album (well, single) cover
RDownload the English (US) Linux x64 (AMD64/EM64T) Display Driver for Linux 64-bit systems. Released 2024.6.27
Rits real boys...
Kwaiting on a fix for Firefox, right now even though it's "stable" firefox crashes constantly
Ksoon as that's rolled out we'll push it
Kfor now, it's in
:testing as before