are you guys accepting donations? if so, is there a link?
are you guys accepting donations? if so, is there a link?
Pah yeah I noticed the spectacle thing too
KYou can sponsor us on GitHub 
QHey guys just to confrim, if I wanna move to the testing branch of Bazzite, i just gotta run:
rpm-ostree rebase ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-nvidia:testing
rpm-ostree rebase ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-nvidia:testing
KYep
Qawesome
TDoes anyone know if the stable NVIDIA 555 release fixed washed out HDR? It wasn’t in the patch notes so am guessing not.
Tif you have layered packages, it's recommended to run
rpm-ostree reset
Qim a noob, can you explain what layered packages mean?
QI just installed bazzite a couple hours ago
Tyou layer RPM packages to the image
TUniversal Blue
[rpm-ostree] rpm-ostree Overview Notice: Using rpm-ostree irresponsibly can be destructive. Attention: Layering packages may prevent updates and may cause several issues until the layered packages are uninstalled. Install Fedora Linux packages by installing them with rpm-ostree. This is known as “layering packages” to the image. Layerin...
Qthanks for the link
Qill look into it
TIf you just installed, you probably didn’t do anything like that yet, but verify with
rpm-ostree status
Ti think term wanted to see the output below that
Tlol
Qmy bad lol
Q
Qthats the full output
Tyeah you don't have any layered packages
Qawesome
Tlayer as a last resort
Qflatpak as first resort?
Tflatpak, homebrew, distrobox containers, and even appimage are preferred
Tyea
Qperfect
Qi think i understand now
Qthanks!
T
KYou can make that folder
Tdefinitely a lesson in providing complete logs rather than what you think is relevant. There would be a line item for layered packages if you had any
TYou could also add that to
.bashrcTI do that for mangohud
TI do
.bashrc because it doesn’t need sudo to edit and refresh
ZEnviroment.d is nice
ZCuz you can rename to 'whatever.conf.disabled'
ZAnd gets... Well, disabled
TAnd I think environment.d is also system wide, but I only have one user anyway
ZThere is
~/.conf/environment.d as wellZIsolated to the user in that case
Ranyone know how to disable an audio device from showing up in the sound devices to select? Things like my monitors are showing up as audio devices and I'd like to disable them from ever being selectable in my audio device list
KGNOME or KDE?
Rkde
KI think you can do that from settings? I know there's an extension for GNOME
Rim not seeing anything in obvious spots
Rsound just lets me select the device and various volume and output profiles
Rah
Rfound it
Rif i set the profile to "Off" it disables
