I'm just saying, there's a reason we take a stance on that for users, it's nothing personal
I'm just saying, there's a reason we take a stance on that for users, it's nothing personal
CThat is not what I was talking about
CWhen I asked about the possibility or methods to install things certain ways, it was because my personal situation warranted the attempt and risk, but the response was not "there is a risk and we provide no warranty or guarantee of success"
CIt was "we don't know how this works and we can't help you"
BI think you can install steamtinkerlaunch through Proton-QT. Then on Steam, use the steamtinkerlaunch compatibility option.
Next is to install Mod Manager 2 or Vortex after you launch it.
Next is to install Mod Manager 2 or Vortex after you launch it.
CThe stance y'all adopted of being solidly and somewhat aggressively against same-drive dual booting under any and all circumstances instead of emphatically neutral and non-liable came 6-8 months later
JWe're just following what fedora recommends.
CIt is a fair and reasonable stance as the maintainers of a community-facing project with a wide audience of relatively average users
KAlso DE switching
Kyeah, not supportable by us given how much can just randomly break
Kour recommendation is always reinstall, and if you don't and stuff breaks, it's probably "lol reinstall"
KNot that a small support base is nessisarily a bad thing- Especially on a distro like Bazzite
CI wonder if Cosmic will be an option for DE switching since it was designed separately from the ground up, in contrast with KDE which starts with Gnome templates and then butchers the config files
Jyeah if the desktops do what they're supposed to be doing in the first place all that stuff should work
Cgets real ugly when they share any of the same files/names/locations 
AIf they just put their own config in like .kde or .gnome, multi de would be super easy
MHow is everyone doing?
MI do have a question. Is there any way I can make windows more like steamos? Such as making it so none of windows operations open and only the steam big picture mode does and then when ever you switch to desktop that's when it goes to windows?
MI don't know where else to ask this
KIn the registry there's an entry where it tells the computer to run explorer.exe on boot
MSo theoretically could I disable that and make steam os boot in big picture mode and then whenever I want to go to windows desktop I can set a "non steam game" as explorer.exe?
Kbig picture mode isn't gamemode
MMy main goal is just how simplistic the steam OS is. Like KDE desktop is just so so nice
Kyou will be missing most features that matter
MI see
KYes. Note that you don't need to disable that, but you need to make it run steam
MOhh smart!!
MOkay
BI share a computer with my spouse and we each have a seperate hard drive they use windows I have linux. Booting both works fine as is but is there anyway to get grub to default load the windows partition I would rather be the one to have to manually pick mine.
Kgrub2-set-default, I thinkMCreated a system restore point just in case haha. I'm now booting up we shall see if it worked
CYou can run explorer.exe through Task Manager
MYeah I know it was just in case since I know when you don't run explorer.exe at launch it doesn't let you access desktop features or toolbar
MBut yeah just did it and it brings me to this since you don't have access to volume/muting and a little bit of other things so I'm going to keep experimenting
KAlso no frame rate limiter, no refresh rate changes, no TDP control
KIt's just a fancy steam ui
KNo global FSR either
KIt's just not even worth it
MGot any ideas?
KDo the keyboard keys not work?
MI can bring the touchscreen keyboard up but the volume buttons on the actual device do not
MI'm using Lenovo Legion go
Ais it normal in Fedora based distros to have systemd files unwritable as sudo?
Kwhat path are you looking in?
A/lib/systemd/system/bluetooth.service' is unwritable ]
Hin atomic yes everything in
/usr and /lib are not writableH/etc is writable
Athat.. is unpleasant.
Hand
/usr/local is writableKand /var, of course
Hnot really, just put the service file in /etc and move on with your day
