this should have been fixed in a recent build? try updating
this should have been fixed in a recent build? try updating
Vpre-installed 
Ttailscale is on the image
Oyoo
CThought I was updated, must have missed something. What exactly am I looking to update? Bazzite, Steam, etc?
Zis there any benefit to SElinux? it breaks alot of things I use. Just found out you can't do ssh on a non default port ( which is a proven security concern) with SElinux
Tupdates do all, but to make sure, go into desktop mode > system update application
Treboot after its finished
CWill do
Tif you stilll have issues, make an issue on our github and/or #bazzite-help
Tdan walsh will cry
T
Tdamn this wasnt fixed
CThat's it precisely, yes
Ayep, pretty much. there's a newly reported issue of it from earlier today
Aknown issue, workarounds are:
- suspend-resume cycle makes it go away
- restart steam client also makes it go away
- reboot device
- rollback to 07/22 OS version
any of these work
Ton the real though, do NOT disable SELinux. if you have issues and dont feel like troubleshooting then put it in permissive mode which is the same thing but still gives silent notifications/logs when it doesn't like things
TSELinux does offer real security benefits though
CThank you a ton! A suspend cycle is easy enough to do, so that's a perfect workaround for now. Just for your info, I see that thread mentions the Rog Ally. I can add that this is also on the Legion Go, on a non-VRR external monitor
Tit probably affects all
-deck imagesTits a gamescope/steam quirk
CFair point.
Zall guides i look up for seting up sshd with selinux just say to disable selinux lol. going to do so more digging...
Tno
Tdisabling it makes it extremley difficult to put back to enforcing
Tpermissive is basically disabled anyways
Tand what is your research?
Ta reddit post by some goober 
MThis is a trivial change...
Zrocky linux forms
Zok this seems better https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-configure-ssh-to-use-a-non-standard-port-with-selinux-set-to-enforcing/
TechRepublicJack Wallen
Switching the SSH listening port is an easy way to help secure remote login on your Linux servers. But when SELinux is involved, you have to take a few extra steps. Jack Wallen shows you how.
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FHey I'm not sure if someone else facing this issue but
FHelldivers 2 on bazzite Steam Deck audio is Popping / cracking
FFYou can hear it frying it 
Zoh wow its as easy as
sudo semanage port -a -t ssh_port_t -p tcp 3300Mliterally... trivial change
FHey @Kyle Gospo wanted to bring this to your attention, ty 
Mdon't disable selinux
KEver
KFor any reason
Pif you disable selinux you go to hell before you die
KThis is real and true
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KI'll see if I can reproduce
KWe're shipping valves DSP and pipewire configs
Zlol well since swithcing to the vesktop appimage everything been working with selinux 
that was the only other selinux issue i had surprissed portmaster hasn't given me issues
that was the only other selinux issue i had surprissed portmaster hasn't given me issuesFty ty
FI saw pipewire got updated a few days ago, not sure if it is already here.
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