Aor only fullscreen
WMultiple mice seem unaffected, and I can't replicated any similar behavior at all with a lot more gamepad (xbox elite V2) inputs, they all seem to go perfectly live with no delay.
WInvestigating.
WDo you think putting Rocket League into a windowed mode would be sufficient to test that?
Amaybe? also try different game also if possible
Abtw are you using wayland or x11?
WI've observed on 3 diff games. Wayland.
Atry x11 also
Abtw is all the affected game using proton?
WI'm unsure how to check if it's using proton. Ideas?
Pall of those games are using proton
WIssue is present in windowed mode, still wayland. Logging out to test x11.
WThe issue appears to be present in x11 as well.
WI will keep troubleshooting and trying to eliminated variables. I have only edk2-ovmf qemu ulauncher virt-manager layered. I don't suspect those are the problem, but I can rpm-ostree reset just in case for troubleshooting.
WTo note: Alt-Tabbing immediately halts all those inputs in the game. They do not carry over into the desktop (like into a text-editing app) nor when the game is Alt-Tab'd back into. I can queue up like 10 seconds of keypresses that would play and Alt-Tab out and back in a quarter of a second, and all that input is gone.
WIt appears (tho I'm no expert) to be unrelated to queued hardware inputs that haven't made it through the USB bus or something like that. Again, no similar behavior whatsoever in regular desktop activities that I've been able to observe.
WAccessibility | Typing Settings in Gnome for reference:
W
WObserved behavior in Rocket League which uses Steam Tinker Launcher and then GE-Proton-9-1. Helldivers 2 is using GE-Proton9-1 (no Steam Tinker Launcher) and Doom Eternal has no compatibility tool selected in Steam.
K@Wheeler not a GNOME or Wayland issue. I can't reproduce it.
KWLooks good on your end.
WMaybe something unique to my setup that's exacerbating it? Any idea why it might happen in game but not outside of a game?
WHelldivers 2 can be quite demanding on the CPU and GPU from what I can tell, whereas Rocket League most certainly is not.
WDoesn't seem to be load-based.
Pare you running VMs on top of this
WNothing at the moment, no. I have one VM that I used a few weeks ago, but is not active.
P:OMEGAWEIRD:
Pthis is strange
WThis is a fresh boot with nothing significant happening on the system. Yeah I don't get it.
HI tried to install Bazzite today and while I'm great with Windows, I'm not too knowledgeable with Linux. I've downloaded the image 3 times using two different browsers, flashed it on 3 separate external USB devices, installed it 5 times total now, pretty much nothing works properly on Steam Deck OLED. I've done seemingly everything right, downloaded the correct image as far as I know, flashed in simple graphics mode, connected it to the internet during setup, updated everything and logged into steam before rebooting, but have been running into major issues such as infinite black screens on startup, infinite black screens when switching between desktop or game mode, infinite "verifying installation" going into game mode, game mode interface completely locking up at random, among other issues that make the system completely unusuable. Some features that Bazzite is advertised to have also don't work such as mura compensation, despite being able to see it in the settings. Are these known issues? I've tried searching the GitHub issues but haven't found anything that matches what I'm experiencing. I also want to mention that the MD5 given from the website for the ISO does NOT match the ISO that is downloaded. Is it possible the site is providing a bad ISO?
KI would not call any of that expected or normal behavior
KWe just certified the OLED as perfectly functional outside of some installer jank
KI've been gaming on mine for months
FAnother new guy on linux here. On the display resolution section why does it say (as 1920 x 1080) ?
My monitor is 4k and seems to me it’s running at native resolution.
My monitor is 4k and seems to me it’s running at native resolution.
Atry checking the setting if it actually 4k
Aquick question, during set up in the bazzite new set up Gnome wants to inhibit shortcuts... is that a good thing?
JI think you have scaling on
HI don't know if I'm doing this wrong, but this is what the ISOs looked like compared to the checksum file
WI could be wrong, but the checksum file usually has the checksum inside it in text form.
WYou would compare the checksum of the ISO with the text checksum in the file.
Aabout to say that
FJust checked the nvidia app and it says its 4k there.
Aif the checksum md5 match it would be wild
WEach files is having a checksum generated for it, and because the ISO file is different from the checksum file itself, each will have different checksums.
Acheck kde setting
Asystem setting > display & monitor
JCheck your scaling in the display settings. 1080p is I think a 200% scale
W@hypnodick Open the checksum file up in a text editor and have a look.
FYeah 150% scaling. But not really sure why it would say as 1920x1080 there though.
