Yup so it looks like it's crashing for me, not sure why. Guess it's the same as what you had
Yup so it looks like it's crashing for me, not sure why. Guess it's the same as what you had
FThis is for krdp
Tif we want to use aptx with bluetooth audio do we still need to do the manual bluetooth lua changes?
FSo I managed to get it kind of working, I lowered the resolution of the rdp connection but I had to keep accepting on the local machine whenever I connected plus it seems to only work every other connection 
OLooks like Plasma is causing my PC to completely hang after logging in only when my external monitor is plugged in
O:huntershruggy:
ROh I just remembered an odd behaviour i experienced in gnome
RWhich idk if it was documented here
RBasically, when I play games with mouse and keyboard, sometimes my character moves on its own
RLet's say I press W, and then I stop pressing it, or press another letter
RBut my character is still moving forward
RLooking on Google it seems this is due to having repeated keys enabled in Settings
Rbut this doesnt happen on KDE with repeated keys enabled
RIs this a bug in Gnome?
RGitHub
I've encountered an issue where keyboard input will "stick" in games running on Proton. This means that if I hold a directional key for a few seconds the input will persist for some t...
RSetting the environmental variable to 2 or 0 completely fixed the input lag for me, as the @fansari also reported above. There are a lot of methods to do that, but I personally prefer the modular one, using the profile.d:
File /etc/profile.d/90-ibus-lag-fix.sh
Enable ibus hybrid asynchronous processing
export IBUS_ENABLE_SYNC_MODE=2
R@1/4 Life @Rin Sorry for the ping, do you also experience this issue in bazzite-gnome with keyboard?
Adoes the other letter press eventually registered or not?
Amaaybe this can help too
RThey dont
RI haven't really noticed, I can try replicate later
RI would appreciate it 
RHi, can anyone guide me on how to set-up an ap in bazzite. I am really having trouble as this is my first immutable distro. Reason is I want to stream games using moonlight and want to use my inbuilt wifi card for that
RGNOME has a Wi-Fi Hotspot option (not sure in KDE), just tested and that works for me
RAhhh I am in kde
RAnd I really don't want to switch to gnome
RI would take that as a last option
RAny other way arounds?
RI'm almost sure there should be an option on KDE too
R
Ago to system setting > wifi & networking > plus button > wifi (shared)
Aafaik
Aalso make sure your card actually support hotspot
RIt does actually support that
RAnd thanks
RIt worked
RTurns out the hotspot option was not visible by default, had to turn on airplane mode then start hotspot then connect wifi , weird
RI spoke too soon, it seems only wifi or ap works at the same time. My wifi card Is capable of doing both at the same time as I regularly use it on windows
Riw_list.txt13.9KB
RIs there a way to do this in bazzite-gnome?
RI knwo is not recommended, but im curious to test it out
Rgetting black screen on mkv videos
Ron KDE
Rmaybe its not compatible with it or showtime doesnt like mkv
Rit's black for every video I tried (mkv, mp4, webm, h264, h265, av1, vp9)
Rxwayland-fractional-scaling and mutter-common-46.2.ublue.0.0.git.113.2f85ccf3-2.fc40.noarch from @System conflicts
RIt seems overriding in ublue is not possible
Rso Ill stop here
OI didn't change my terminal
VFound out HDMI is literally trash on linux