why is the question, can you give me your gamescope logs? they're in your home dir as hidden files
why is the question, can you give me your gamescope logs? they're in your home dir as hidden files
Kand does Steam start in desktop mode?
MSure one moment
Hi like it too, a little too much
BSorry if this has been asked a million times but between windows and bazzite on the rog ally are performance and battery life pretty similar or is bazzite particularly worse in either of those categories? The steam deck like software is just want I'm looking for but perhaps not for a huge hit to those two. Admittedly I just got an ally X but it's still brand new so that's why I'm asking based on the probably more mature support for the regular ally
Kgame by game basis
Ksome games get better battery, some get better performance, some get both
Kother times it's the same
Kother times it's worse
BAh ok interesting. Well as long as it's not always worse across the board then I'll just dive in and see for myself! Thanks!
M/usr/bin/gamescope --force-orientation left --bypass-steam-resolution --adaptive-sync --custom-refresh-rates 60,144 --disable-touch-click --prefer-output *,eDP-1 --xwayland-count 2 --default-touch-mode 4 --hide-cursor-delay 3000 --fade-out-duration 200 --steam -R /run/user/1000/gamescope.6Iv4IYq/startup.socket -T /run/user/1000/gamescope.6Iv4IYq/stats.pipe
Kbefore you send the one that's about 10,000 lines longer
Kdoes steam start in desktop mode?
MIt does but I’m signed out every time
Kthat's normal, steam resets if it crashes in gamemode
Kok, bigger log then please
Mmessage.txt9.75KB
Kseems like a full blown crash, make sure you're fully up to date with
ujust update- a reboot
Kand then if that doesn't fix it, rename
~/.local/share/Steam to something elseKso it resets Steam entirely
Hgoing to make an ujust that removes everything except games, controller configs and compatibilitytools.d so its a full non destructive reset.
will still require a login again to steam though
will still require a login again to steam though
MYou’re a life saver! ujust update did the trick. Thanks again!
Knice nice
JMy keyboard gets recognized as an apple keyboard. can i still use this guide? https://lea.moe/posts/function-keys-on-iqunix-m80/
lea's temporary echochamber
HUniversal Blue
Adding modprobe files to initramfs Should you need to add files to initramfs (lets say a modprobe file) then you will need to add that as a dracut.conf file. For this example we will use /etc/modprobe.d/hid_apple.conf as the modprobe file we want to add, this contains options hid_apple fnmode=0 To get this to work, we need it included in init...
RMine bigger
Hi dont use touchpad :clueless:
Htouchpad easier
Rthis with mouse only!
R
Rnice feature
Jim a little lost now. What am I tweaking from the original guide I sent?
Kuse rpm-ostree to add kargs
Kthat's it
Hthe modprobe has to be added to dracut
however adding it as a karg is faster and better for updates (as modifying dracut will slow down updates)
however adding it as a karg is faster and better for updates (as modifying dracut will slow down updates)
Hthe karg should be something like
hid_apple.fnmode=blahHim also updating the guide to mention using kargs instead for setting modprobe options
Jokay so instead of normally using modprobe, we use dracut?
Hno
Jim confused to what command to use. Sorry, first time using immutable distros
HIsn't there usually a continue button at the bottom right?
yes
Hbecause we are atomic we need to tell the initramfs system to include the modprobe file if you want to use a modprobe file and it is explained in the guide i linked, anyways im updating it to add the karg option which is prefered
Huse ventoy for the usb, it is the only way the scaling patch for steamdeck gets applied atm
HBruh
I think you can technically tab to it
Hwe dont know why it does not get applied in any other usb installer way
even if it's not there visualy you can still navigate with tab probably, but yeah
Jokay ill just read it whenever you are done editing it
Hdone
