Nah this update is causing a lot of issues for my deck but so far you're the only other person to ha
Nah this update is causing a lot of issues for my deck but so far you're the only other person to have one in common
MOh that’s actually kinda how at least later windows 10 ISOs did it
MI am having some issues on mine as well, mine’s an OLED model and there are some swapped colors in some places
RAw man
RI just realized an extension I use and need causes games to freeze for 1 second when taking a screen shot
RClipboard Indicator
RIt happens because it saves the content to the extension and clip board
RThe other alternative, clip board history, doesn't display copied images
HI'm also having decky issues and constant hard crashing
HLegit cannot sit down and game for more than 30-45 mins without having to walk over to the deck and manually hard reboot it
RIs there a way to check the clip board without an extension in gnome?
MQuestion
MI have 4 disk
1: ssdnvme
2: sata ssd
3:hdd
4:hdd
1: ssdnvme
2: sata ssd
3:hdd
4:hdd
MI installed w11 in the disk 1
Mi will install again basite in nº2
MI can boot the 2 system withou problem? ii ican select which So start withou t bioz?
Gif they're on separate disks that's ideal yeah
CIf you prioritize Bazzite in the BIOS you should be able to boot to Windows 11 in its GRUB menu before it boots(the one where you select OSTree generation)
CIt will probe the other disks for bootloaders and add an option automatically on install
Gjust remember that they use different file systems and you dont really want ot access the same data across OS's
Gthings will break or just not work if you do that
GSo you will need two steam libraries, etc
THey guys I have a prospect that makes me giddy. Would it be a good idea to get a mini PC similarly powered to the steam deck, and install bazzite on it? I think that would be really neat. I just don't know anything about mini PCs, but I know they make plenty that are somewhat powerful.
TI could just search mini PC on Amazon, but idk if that's a good idea
GYes, although if you're not going for something portable that has compromises for power/battery sake, you should probably build something with a bit more punch
TI want something portable
Gas the SD isn't the best at say using modern games on a TV
TThat I could take to a friend's house with a controller or something
Goh wow, like you'd build a battery operated PC?
Goh I see
GI mean portable in the sense of running on batteries
TOh uh nah
GYou can build something small that still has a bit more power for not too much cash
TPlug into wall is fine lol
THmm where would I start
TIve only ever built one pc
TAnd it's massive and horrifically cable managed
GSD is perfect for the screen that is built into the SD, but it does struggle a bit with modern games on a TV
TI used so many zip ties
Ghaha well depending on how long ago that was, cases have come a long way!
Gmaybe start with the case you want, actually
Gand then from there figure out what motherboard would fit, and what GPU would fit
Gthere are a lot of great smaller cases - I think ITX is the form factor?
TGotcha. I was mainly going mini PC idea cuz I'm lazy. No good reason
GIf I was building over again I'd definitely try and build something more compact and console-sized
TJust lazy
TYeah mini itx seems cool
TI saw the ryzen 7 8700g
GAMD GPUs are best for bazzite, or linux in general
TGotcha
GNvidia cards are actually really good for games now, but there can just be a bit of weirdness
