also lcd is better supported, oled still have some quirks
also lcd is better supported, oled still have some quirks
Rnot seeing Proton GE on my dropdown in steam
Rand yes i have ge 9.9 installed
BI see only the steam deck 256+ version. Will that work on the Oled version? I'm very curious on this now lol
BOhhhhhhhh
VYes, it works on the OLED
SAhh. I know it'd probably cause interruptions but I was thinking like "every hour check and connect to fastest server" in case of congestion. To spread the load a little.
VThe reason it says 256+ is because it doesn't work on the 64GB SSD. So long as your Steam Deck is anything other than that, it will work.
BDo I need a keyboard and mouse or can I use the on screen keyboard on my steam deck
VYou do need a keyboard at minimum
BGotcha thanks
Ranybody else with this issue?
Thave you restarted steam after installing?
RYep
Tthis is native steam / bazzite?
Ryep
Aif mullvad support port forward and split tunnel in browser i will switch in a heartbeat
Thow did you install it?
RProtonPlus
Ttry manually
Tsee if the same thing happens
SThey got rid of port forwarding a while back on purpose, unfortunately.
R
Rlike this?
Thaha yea
Rthis is how protonplus does
Tyea i know
Rsomething wrong?
Ti would try reinstalling it or using a different GE proton
Rhmm okay, will try
VIs proton plus any good?
Tcan try protonup-qt and see if the same thing happens
Rit came by default so i assume
CAs opposed to SteamOS, It allows you to layer packages which will be kept on system upgrades(like the VPN software we were talking about now); allows you to use GNOME for a desktop environment which is more touch-friendly; uses a newer overall kernel version with some gaming-focused patches like the BORE CPU scheduler; allows you to easily rollback to and pin any amount of known good OS versions; upgrades everything at once with one button(including Flatpaks and Distrobox containers); comes with Distrobox preinstalled(which gives you access to AUR packages if you want to); includes many useful
ujust commands like ujust install-resolve that's being worked on to install DaVinci Resolve with one commandVI tried it once and it didn't work
Tdoes nearly the same as protonup-qt but its GTK so its preinstalled on GNOME images
Rwell im not alone then
R
VProtonup-qt has consistently worked, on the other hand
Anever failed me
Aalso better support than steamos 
CAs for the downsides, updates are currently a large download because of a limitation with ostree(which manages updates) that's being worked on. They shouldn't take more disk space though because you only keep two system deployments by default.
CYeah, also forgot about consistent package updates from upstream Fedora
Afrom kyle too
CPlus it's pre-configured with a ZRAM setup
VUpdates are also long
CYes, plus patches and fixes from commit junkie Kyle Gospo
CWhich is also being worked on by ostree
Kyeah it was being badly abused
KYes, but long is still like... less than 5mins
Kso it's only long comparatively.
