EDualsense mode
EI double checked
TAha. For future reference, if you need a calibration tool, this works perfectly.
https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/jstest-gtk/jstest-gtk/
https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/jstest-gtk/jstest-gtk/
View jstest-gtk in the Fedora package repositories. jstest-gtk: Simple joystick tester based on Gtk+
Vis there way to obtain the Google Services Framework Android ID in Waydroid without setting up ADB?
Kujust waydroid-configure can do it
Krun it while it's running (and gapps are installed)
Kand it'll spit out your GSF ID
VTried that, didnt get the ID
Kare gapps installed?
V? Select Android version Android 11
? Please select an action Get Google Device ID to Get Certified
^----- Open https://google.com/android/uncertified/?pli=1
Login with your google id then submit the form with id shown above
VIt should be, selected it during the install process with the other stuff like microg
Kyou can't have both
VAnd play store seems to be present
Kdelete your waydroid install and start over
VOh
VThanks!
Knp
VBy delete do I just reset it from setup?
Kyep
MI got kind of a weird issue with my sound and was curious if anyone else has experienced the same.
So hooked up via HDMI with 5.1 I get some crackling when my speakers have been idle for a few seconds.
If I switch to desktop, I can recreate it using the channel tests.
Weird thing is I switch to 7.1 the issue is completely gone, but then I obviously lose my rear channels since they’re used as sides.
So hooked up via HDMI with 5.1 I get some crackling when my speakers have been idle for a few seconds.
If I switch to desktop, I can recreate it using the channel tests.
Weird thing is I switch to 7.1 the issue is completely gone, but then I obviously lose my rear channels since they’re used as sides.
Kmeans your sound card is sleeping
KDave Jansen
In case you're experiencing a sound pop whenever sound is played after a a certain amount of time – or a little while after sound has played. Or perhaps you have more sensitive hearing or headphones/speakers and can notice white noise coming from your computer after a little while. If
FI downloaded the operating system as kde, why is there gnome here?
Kyou have a flatpak that uses GNOME libraries
A🛟bazzite-helpHow to change kde taskbar to opaque
bumping this, i have no idea why breeze work but vapor wont
bumping this, i have no idea why breeze work but vapor wont
FI downloaded a flatpak with gnome and installed the operating system today DESKTOP AMD KDE WITHOUT STEAM GAMING MODE
Kyeah, nothing odd going on here at all
Kvery typical flatpak behavior
Fshould I remove or lower the gnome tab
Kno, leave it be
Kit's working as intended
FI heard that gnome stutters in games and kde is better.
Kyou heard wrong and that has nothing to do with flatpak platforms
CFlatpak platforms are just the under the hood runtime stuff, not the desktop environment
Fthank you for your help
Hthis could be true in a very specific and one-off case a while ago
Hthat isn't even valid anymore i think
H(specifically fullscreen tearing)
WDoesn't Wayland eliminate tearing?
Him talking about allowing tearing
Hthe opposite of that
Hsometimes mailbox syncing kinda sucks and introduces microstutters, sometimes you just want as little latency as possible for whatever reason
Fexactly, technology has improved a lot and applications have been updated.
Fconfused I actually downloaded it as kde but in the update flatpak had gnome:thonk:
CFlatpak is completely segregated from your host system
CThat's the whole point I think
CWell, that and packaging
FI don't know much about linux but I am very interested in linux after steam os thanks
Hyeah it's just libraries, it'd happen with other package managers too, just without naming gnome xd
