i mean the normal droidcam? i use womic to use my phone like microphone ( i dont have) i want to use
i mean the normal droidcam? i use womic to use my phone like microphone ( i dont have) i want to use droidcam or something to do the same
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KI'm not using any plugins
KAh okay
KJust what HHD provides
KI've noticed weirdness if I set mine to 'Performance'
Kin KDE desktop 'Power and Battery' area as well even
Kantheas told me to set it to balanced and everything is running far better. No idea why but yeah
Klower temps and no hitching.
CCYou'll likely need to install the .deb in a distrobox - https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=2640
CProbably in a Ubuntu box
CCan all be done graphically with BoxBuddy
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OOr just one big one 
I also change the cursor to bright orange on an otherwise dark theme.
I also change the cursor to bright orange on an otherwise dark theme.
KPerformance is somewhat pointless on modern chips
KYou want them to have control of their clock speeds, if you set it to the max you actually limit the highest potential single core clock speed
KPlus the heat
KMakes sense
KBig part of why I don't recommend gamemoderun
Aone thing I've been debating about is whether it's better to expose the governor and epp settings as-is in SDTDP, or change the naming to something that users would intuitively understand better.
CActually nevermind, you don't need the .deb
KI'd argue for the intuitive option, with an 'advanced' toggle for the minute technical version.
CJust download the tarball("archive")
Kbut that's more work kinda
Ae.g. the
performance governor implies a system-wide performance mode, but the governor/epp settings are explicitly labeled as CPU Controls in SDTDP. But it's easy to misinterpret that as an overall performance mode
CYou can extract that and run the executable directly
Kyeah for sure
Abut SDTDP currently reflects the actual setting names
A
perhaps an advanced toggle makes more sense thenKRandom question - does anyone know the key combo on LGo to murder the current running Steam app? I recall there IS one but I can't remember what it is.
CThough it won't be integrated to your desktop(no icon, etc.)
RSo something really wacky is happening to my system after Star Citizen froze on me
RIt's like certain parts of the system can't see the graphics driver and kwin is having a fit, even after rebooting multiple times
RTaskbar icons disappear when i mouse over them, kwin crashes when I try to tile windows, icons in kde system settings are offsetting in weird places
RThe system monitor is falling back to software rendering but the rest of the system seems like it's using the GPU fine in most places
RWindows seems to work fine, although it was slow on the load and the bios loading screen was a little glitchy. Destiny 2 ran okay.
RIs my GPU dying or is this a kwin thing?
PLol that's crazy. I don't want to say anything. But it's weird how things started to happen because of Star Citizen
PI'm 100% sure positive your gpu is fine
RNah pop off, the game is a nightmare :KEKW:
RYeah like it should be, but I am concious of the fact that it's an 8 year old GTX 1080
RIm gonna ask about this in the star citizen linux discord, too
KNot Bazzite specific, but I'm hyped to be able to do this with my Legion Go now.
VOh I think I saw models for this kinda thing on printables
VMakes me jealous of legion owners
Kit's small enough to fit in the Legion Go case with the Go in it.
Kwhich is super convenient
VThat's cool!
VI need to use my 3D printer more, just got it re-setup
CYou'll also need a sink for the microphone server, for that do
You'll need to add the following lines before the
Save, log out and log back in, or reboot if that doesn't work. That'll create a dedicated device you can select in the AudioRelay menu to send your phone mic audio to, and you'll be able to select it on Discord and such.
mkdir ~/.config/pipewire && cp /usr/share/pipewire/pipewire-pulse.conf ~/.config/pipewire. That's copying the configuration file you need to edit in a text editor - you may need to show hidden files to see .config. There's a section called context.exec :You'll need to add the following lines before the
]:Save, log out and log back in, or reboot if that doesn't work. That'll create a dedicated device you can select in the AudioRelay menu to send your phone mic audio to, and you'll be able to select it on Discord and such.
