still has DXVK crashes, still has the DXVK memory leak
still has DXVK crashes, still has the DXVK memory leak
Kstill sucks
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Amaybe this should go to other dev
Alets see what the vanillaos devs are up to
Atheir boot animation is sweet
FWell:
- port good CachyOS kernel stuff to fsync kernel or just use CachyOS kernel & hope nothing will break
- Wait for Fedora to enable optimized repo for specific CPU architectures
- rpm-ostree in the background updating things can slow things down on low-spec devices, so that can also potentially contribute to some slowness
- port good CachyOS kernel stuff to fsync kernel or just use CachyOS kernel & hope nothing will break
- Wait for Fedora to enable optimized repo for specific CPU architectures
- rpm-ostree in the background updating things can slow things down on low-spec devices, so that can also potentially contribute to some slowness
FRegarding slow boot on Bazzite, I'm not sure what would be the issue, since it's not slow in my custom image
KWait for Fedora to enable optimized repo for specific CPU architecturesThis is a ~2% difference, definitely not what we're missing
Awe have ported everything except the compiler optimizations
Kport good CachyOS kernel stuff to fsync kernel or just use CachyOS kernel & hope nothing will breakmost of this is there already
KOSTree is heavier on a drive than typical setups, so if you're running on a SATA SSD or something that could explain the difference
Kand the boot times
Abut when you boot you boot a hardlinked dir
Atheres no difference between that and a normal distro
Aother than risking some fragmentation
FInvestigate disabling some loaded but unused drivers for faster boot-times?
Alike gamescope takes around 10 more seconds to load from an external drive than say manjaro immutable thingy
Athe one other distro i had
Amanjaro immutable edition GOAT that had hhd
Alook at what they did to my boy now it doesnt even sleep anymore
FIt's maybe some Steam/gamescope related thing, I know that I didn't notice any perceived difference in speed & performance when using CachyOS & my Silverblue-based custom image
Fbut my image is not heavy as Bazzite
Ainputplumber steam deck emulation doesnt have working sleep
A
Ai have to say lots of impressive features but im falling asleep watching the video
Jpoor nick still stuck in the immutable desert lol
J"declarative file ala nixos"
Pyeah that part was funny, giggled hard
Jsomeday, the linux desktop people will realize that you can use declarative config anywhere
JI didn't know apx was "apex", til.
PI posted a message couple of days ago on fedora discord, that youtubers don't really know what they are talking about when it comes to "immutability" and im still right... 
Pvideos full of misconceptions and factoids...
Pmeh
Pand that makes me a sad panda 
Jwhy?
Jyeah but most of the videos we get are fine
Pyeah that is also true
Jlike all of the bazzite vids mostly have the same negatives.
J"can't play anticheat games" and a bunch of stuff that's not our problem. Being invisible is much nicer than being a problem.
Kbeauty of a gaming distro
Knobody's overthinking "yeah but how are the splines articulated?"
Kand instead are asking "does it run crysis?"
Pthis is stupid because you can't play anticheat games on steamos also
Jthey're arguing over "should we call the splines immutable?"
PI mean
Psome anticheat games
Jright, exactly
Jomg
Jhere comes the "nixos like features"
