it says /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/just-perfection-desktop@just-perfection/resources.gresourc
it says /usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/just-perfection-desktop@just-perfection/resources.gresource» doesnt exist
JNVIDIA Technical BlogRob Armstrong
With the R515 driver, NVIDIA released a set of Linux GPU kernel modules in May 2022 as open source with dual GPL and MIT licensing. The initial release targeted datacenter compute GPUs…
Jpoggers
Hnot much of a real change when the biggest issue is that you have to use an out of tree module at all
FThis is because the upstream RPM spec file is faulty.
They didn't update it to copy AND compile resource file to proper location for drawing extension preferences.
They copy resource xml file only to this false location:
while also not compiling it
instead of copying the resource file here & compiling it
They didn't update it to copy AND compile resource file to proper location for drawing extension preferences.
They copy resource xml file only to this false location:
/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/just-perfection-desktop@just-perfection/data/resources.gresource.xmlwhile also not compiling it
instead of copying the resource file here & compiling it
/usr/share/gnome-shell/extensions/just-perfection-desktop@just-perfection/resources.gresource
ROhh it's a upstream issue with the extension?
RThat explains it
Fpackager issue
Fnot upstream
RShould I wait then
Fgnome-extensions BlueBuild module doesn't have this issueFwait
Fpotentially inform the packager about this issue
RI'm using bazzite-gnome
RWhom should I inform?
MGreetings! Quick question, what is the difference between the two? If nothing, which one is the "default" option?
M
RUser installs the app locally, the other installs it system level
RIf there's only one user in your pc, you can choose whatever
RI personally prefer the user option
MThank you!
This means if I install it system level, and make a new user account, that account can use the program too?
This means if I install it system level, and make a new user account, that account can use the program too?
RYes
MThanks!
RIf you install it system level, any user in that system can use it
If you install user level, only that user has access to it
If you install user level, only that user has access to it
FEither
https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/userinfo?userID=3445
or
https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/userinfo?userID=3925
Those 2 packagers are maintaining that extension RPM
https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/userinfo?userID=3445
or
https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/userinfo?userID=3925
Those 2 packagers are maintaining that extension RPM
FCan't find the email of them & can't bother using BugZilla to report the bug
RI'll try reporting it later
JYou aren't gonna find anything on releng because its not a person
Fis it a bot for something?
Jkinda
Jreleng stands for "release engineering"
Jits a shared account used for common non invasive tasks
like rebuilding a package for a new Fedora version
like rebuilding a package for a new Fedora version
Fohh, makes sense
RSo if the new model of Steam Deck comes out next year (Yes the thing which people calls
Steam Deck 2) will I have to wait until Bazzite gets support for the new model of Steam Deck?Jmaybe
JWhen the Steam Deck released most of the expected functionality wasn't available on normal Linux, though Valve was very much in the process of getting stuff working
SWe are getting a deck for the family, my daughter and me already run bazzite on our gaming desktops, if I stick bazzite on the deck is there anything missing feature wise from the steamOS defaults, any issues with multiple accounts on the deck or anything like that?
Jwhat does this mean for nvidia linux users
Jbetter drivers?
Aafaik bazzite is feature parity with steam os + much more, probably most issue come from third party steamdeck utilities like decky extension expecting steamdeck default like file location or deck as username
Dbetter opensource driver like NVK
LHey, so last night i installed bazzite and it kept going to black screen, someone here told me that was a kernel issue and it's fixed now... well i redownloaded the image, reinstalled (even checked checksums and everything this time) and the exact same thing happened.
I boot, the boot process seems to work normally, until it goes into a blackscreen instead of booting kde or game mode, i'm on steam deck with the latest kde steam deck image from the website
I boot, the boot process seems to work normally, until it goes into a blackscreen instead of booting kde or game mode, i'm on steam deck with the latest kde steam deck image from the website
RYour selected hardware does not support Steam Gaming Mode at this time. The Desktop version of Bazzite is still available.
R:C
Laww dang.. wiped all my game configurations on steam deck for nothing :/ i guess i'll try and make this inatallation boot into kde somehow and like... just see how well i can use it with just desktop and steam big picture
RThen whom should I report it too
Jthe package maintainer
Jmaintainer is listed
Fhow do i fix this black screen?
QUnmaximize and maximize the window
