So it was definitely solved at some point because my RX 6800 runs great and comparable to (sometimes
So it was definitely solved at some point because my RX 6800 runs great and comparable to (sometimes better than) it would on Windows
Aive found it still an issue even on arch distros
Aa massive reduction in microstuttering when using frame limiters and VRR when setting to compute or vr
Aalso, noticed that VRR is still basically non functional, even in gamescope sessions
Apartially thanks to how incredible the Mesa drivers are, they're sooo good
ARADV and the like
EVRR is a little better on Bazzite but if you're in the Steam Gamepad UI it's basically just ok
Amy experience with VRR on linux in general is just non-functional, even on recent KDE versions
Eyeah it's better than nothing but VRR on Linux in general has a little bit of a ways to go
Aactually for me, it's worse than nothing
Elol
Ait accentuates any form of microstuttering into full on stuttering, causes my backlight to flicker, and in general just doesn't work properly at all
Awas playing a game on gamescope earlier and my refresh rate was jumping between the game's refresh rate and the monitor's max refresh rate at what seemed like every millisecond
Eyeah it varies a lot from game to game
Ait works flawlessly in windows, never had any issues with it there. kinda annoys me that it's so.. nonfunctional in linux
Aeven in the face of KDE's supposed improvements (though im on gnome currently)
Eyeah it's a bummer. Only so much that can be done with upstream stuff being what it is
Ai spose
Afortunately, im not sensitive to latency enough above 80-90fps to tell the difference between regular and VRR
Ait's mostly for games running at 30-60fps that i see an improvement
Eyeah I actually do get reasonable results from Elden Ring
Ewhich is hardlocked to 60 maximum
Ait makes a huge difference when emulating games that run at 30fps
Anight and day
Amy monitor doesn't go down to 30hz, but even 60hz with frame doubling is better than max refresh rate with standard vsync
AAh, I need help installing , since I can't do it as they instruct on the website https://nordvpn.com/download/linux/
NordVPN
A VPN app for Linux encrypts your connection and increases your privacy. Use it with Ubuntu, Fedora, Kali, and many others — it’s very easy to set up and use.
Athe install.sh imports a dnf repo and installs the package from there, but obv can't do that on bazzite
Asupposedly i just need to import the gpg and repo from the .deb file i can get for it and then run , but i dont know how to do that
ZCan't do that? Pretty sure you can add repos using
coprOr manually with /etc/yum.repos.d
Acant say i know that command at all
Abut i need to import the gpg key from and add the repo
Abazzite are fedora, dont use the debian one
Athey only have yum and dnf
Aand apt and zypper
A
Jnorvpn
Acreate a file called nordvpn.repo in /etc/yum.repos.d
Aah okay
Athen
rpm-ostree install nordvpnthanks, didnt know how to do that
Aill try it out once topgrade is done
Athis is how i extracted it btw
Ajust saw this, just in case if you dont know
yum -> rhel and derivates (centos, rocky?)
dnf -> fedora and derivates (including fedora atomic)
apt -> debian and derivates (ubuntu, mint, popos, and like 99% of beginner friendly distro)
zyppper -> suse and derivates
pacman -> arch and derivates (manjaro, endeavour)
yum -> rhel and derivates (centos, rocky?)
dnf -> fedora and derivates (including fedora atomic)
apt -> debian and derivates (ubuntu, mint, popos, and like 99% of beginner friendly distro)
zyppper -> suse and derivates
pacman -> arch and derivates (manjaro, endeavour)
Ai knew about apt, dnf, and pacman
Abut not the other ones, thank you
Aalso tbh i've had a better time on fedora and arch as a "beginner" than ubuntu/debian and the like, for some reason. better online resources, better wiki, more control, significantly more and up-to-date packages, the entirety of the aur, stuff like that
Japk :moyaiguy:
Aapk is the real package manager
Athe one true ruler of them all