the audio still crackles with BORE, is this to be expected?
the audio still crackles with BORE, is this to be expected?
Kaudio crackle was never a s76 problem, or a bore problem
Kif you're experiencing it, it's likely you need to tweak your pipewire config
Doh i think i misunderstood earlier convos then
Dah kk are there official docs about that?
Knot from us, might work on one later this week
Di’ll dig around see if i can find something that’ll work
Din the meantime
RAnyone notice an issue of mouse/screen disappearing when closing terminal?
CBtw I have now switched to arch
CBazzite is good it needs more work though I found it could be quite hard to work with at times @Kyle Gospo
Awhen i had audio crackle it was my dock
Ewe have space cadet pinball on flathub?????????? why have i just learned about it
Dits been happening on my HTPC actually
Bhttps://jackaudio.org/faq/linux_rt_config.html Does this documentation still apply to Bazzite? I'm trying to add my user to an audio group but usermod doesn't seem to do anything at all
JACK Audio Connection Kit | How do I configure my linux system to allow JACK to use realtime scheduling?
VPretty sure JACK is old
VBazzite uses pipewire
LIs there any way to make mangohud larger in gaming mode? (HTPC image)
LWhat would you wanna use JACK for
MPipewire has a jack server option
MUnless you are doing some serious pro audio, pipewire-jack is a good low latency backend that works with pretty much all jack tools
BFor the record, I'm not using Jack, but the same instructions should apply to Pipewire
BOn Fedora I would install the realtime-setup package and add myself to the realtime group
BBut that doesn't work here because reasons
TGPD Win Mini 2024 after update: R4 only opens HHD QAM and not the Steam one. Is there a fix?
Pthere's just two decade worth of instructions from back when people had to pick between pulse/alsa/jack
EDoes bazzite os read ext4 sd cards natively?
DIt would be funny if linux based os can't read/write ext4 partition
Pthey might just be asking because it likes btrfs by default
MTrue
Pwhich is fair tbh some people are not pleased by btrfs on a microsd
RStar Wars Battlefront 2: dx11 or 12?
Ri know some titles like mh world run better with dx12
Puse 12 wherever you can unless it's buggy.
Plater APIs are going to be better supported by more modern titles
RI have a gtx 1060
LAny tips on where to start with this? I don’t get crackling all the time, but sometimes during heavy gameplay or long hours gaming it pops up.
Pi still think it's appropriate to consider DX11 a legacy API
Pit's definitely an option if you get bad perf through DX12
RHmm, it has been opitimizing shaders for 20 mins
Rmaybe i should go back to dx11
Pis it the game doing that or steam
Rgame
Pidk about EA titles tbh
Pyeah ok i would probably go back to DX11
Pthis one is a few years old at this point
Plike back when the difference was not as huge and lots of ppl still struggled with DX12
Plots of people = frostbite devs waka waka
Pmost modern games should really be able to defer 90% of shader compilation at this point
Pit's why the worst you normally see is uhhh elden ring stutters bc their shaders are bad
WThe new Steam Game Recording when running doesn't seem to reflect in the Resources app that it's using GPU video encoding. Does the mean that it's de facto using software encoding? Or is it possible it's using gpu encoding but just not picking it up in the Resources app?
