Is there a way to roll back gamescope individually?
Is there a way to roll back gamescope individually?
Otbh this section should really be in display or desktop settings, it's not intuitive where it currently is
PWell KDE is infamous for its settings I guess
Olike sure, it's an interaction of the mouse/touchpad with the desktop or display, but mentally I think of these settings as primarily being properties of the desktop or displays that the mouse interacts with
Orather than the cursor changing its behavior based on where it is
Omaybe in the code it's actually the latter, but I don't think most people would think of it that way
HNo
DMe. I'm on a GPD Win Mini, happy to chime in. 
PYou bet imma do this then lmao
KHey 
which kernel version do you have on your bazzite machine?
which kernel version do you have on your bazzite machine?
K6.9.8
KThx. I updated ~2-3hrs ago and got 6.9.7
SKde plasma
K
KI'm on testing
Kaaah
Sthx
KIt's intended behavior and has nothing to do with Wayland
KOkay good thx :D
KYou got the fix
Seither that annoying feature was bugged on x11 or it changed it self after some random update, idk
OI think it was added with Plasma 6.1
Sahh, okay
Sit seems to me like if they add something annoying they make sure to enable it by default
Khttps://paste.centos.org/view/d80d04cb
I also noticed the amount of flatpaks is heavily reduced.
At least what is displayed. I still have a screenshot, where my user Flatpaks are 50+ and system like 60+
And I didn't uninstall stuff. I got even more Flatpaks by now.
I also noticed the amount of flatpaks is heavily reduced.
At least what is displayed. I still have a screenshot, where my user Flatpaks are 50+ and system like 60+
And I didn't uninstall stuff. I got even more Flatpaks by now.
SCheck on System Configurations - Mouse - Screen Borders, there is a new option at the bottom called "Edge barrier", which is a pixel distance the mouse must travel before it can cross screen edges. It defaults to 100 px
Ssomeone already told me, but thx
Snow i am trying to figure out how to make windows bootable flash drive on bazzite
SUse Ventoy, you just install it on the flash drive, then you can just put the images inside it, both for Linux and Windows, itś the easiest way to make a bootable flash drive
SVentoy is an open source tool to create bootable USB drive for ISO files. With ventoy, you don't need to format the disk again and again, you just need to copy the iso file to the USB drive and boot it.
ESo Isee a note its not recommended to rebase between plasma and gnome I'm assuming cause they will fight over configs but if I was in theory going to do it just to do testing and what not would setting up like a plasma only and a gnome only user help?
Jyeah that would work
MI just did a rebase from plasma to gnome, everything seems to be working fine, but I feel like there's some gnome apps missing
Mbut everything is still here
Kgnome apps are missing, your GTK theme is wrong, you will experience random bugs, I have put a note on your account to not dedicate time helping until you've made a new user or reinstalled
Kthat's all
M
Fanyone gotten steamVR to work on bazzite
Fim using bazzite-gnome-nvidia
TFbut trying to launch steamVR gives me:
KSteamVR does not work in GNOME, it lacks DRM Leasing
Kyou can try switching to the X11 session if you're on a desktop image
Kit's available until F41, at which point it will have DRM Leasing
Fyeah, so im using GNOME x11
F
Fbut ig ot this
Ttry the steam beta client
Ksteam vr beta
Toh that
Ftrying rn
