Gforced shutdown fixed it
Pwindows moment
Pimagine not leaving peripherals in a bad state
Ahow do I switch GPUs on an Asus rog Flow x13 ? Fedora required asusctl and supergfxctl
Aboth seem to be already installed but not executed at startup?
Asame
i started using linux with arch and then nixos and then opensuse and then to bazzite and its sweet (three months into the linux thing haha)
i started using linux with arch and then nixos and then opensuse and then to bazzite and its sweet (three months into the linux thing haha)
Pwhoever let you start with those three is a monster
Pwtf
Fopensuse is alright choice
GHello! They all have their tradeoffs. TN: lowest price and a higher refresh rate, but more washed out colours. IPS: much better colour accuracy, tends to be a bit pricer. VA: kind of in between the two. Honestly, unless you're an actual pro gamer, I'd go for an IPS or VA. Refresh rates and response times are great on an IPS or VA monitor these days
GI think most people nowadays would recommend an IPS monitor. I've got a VA and I've never had a problem with it
SHeyo, I'm using the latest version of bazzite and have pairing issues with DS4 controllers, which after a lot of digging is because of a bug in bluez that was only fixed in the most recent release 5.77. Brazzite currently has 5.76... any way to upgrade to 5.77?
SI tried rpm-ostree install and rpm-ostree replace override, but neither worked with an rpm of bluez 5.77
Gmy journey has been mint -> endeavour -> nobara -> bazzite -> nobara -> bazzite. I think I'm here to stay at bazzite now I know how to use containers
VThree months into linux and using NixOS is like heroin being your gateway drug
Gno points for guessing which of those lasted like a single afternoon
Gconsidering I started using linux in June
PNOBARA MORE LIKE,,,, NO!!! BROTHER
Goh just to add to this, VA monitors have really good contrast, which is why I got mine - I was doing work at the time that needed colour accuracy and contrast. I'd say go with IPS if you don't need high contrast for work
JNothing but love to glorious eggroll for his work in proton, but nobara isn't something I'll recommend tbf
VWii U came today, just waiting on the PSU and then I get to try using my Steam Deck as a gamepad
Git was endeavour that only lasted the afternoon actually! I've really enjoyed nobara, its just things like sunshine work out of the box with bazzite, and nobara's updates have been a bit messy as of late, which pushed me back here
Pi wouldn't recommend it either for some reasons but i just poke fun at it as a joke because this is the #
bazzite channel
bazzite channelVGlorious Eggroll is great, and Nobara's not bad but it is VERY opinionated.
And the thing with opinions is not everybody has sane ones
And the thing with opinions is not everybody has sane ones
Pyuuuup
Gand i like the fact that I can rebase to fedora if the bazzite team ever decide to take all their funding and abscond to a small island somewhere
VDiscover? Who needs it
Aopensuse tumbleweed wasnt too bad i also just chose arch because of those youtubers who flex with using arch
Gyeah the thing about removing discover and replacing it with the nobara package manager was a little rough for me
Pno backage manager
P:^)
Gin GE's defence, he's always said that the target audience for Nobara is basically just his dad, and if anyone else wants to use it that's fine
Gwhich honestly is real linux energy right there
PLOL
Pthat's a good reason to not use it i guess
Pi'm not GE's dad
Gnot with that attitude
P
Gfrom what i've seen of ublue and all its spins, its slightly less of a hobby distro approach and more of a serious crack at the distro whip
Pthat means the ruse has worked
VI propose that Bazzite 4.0 be the update where Bazzite goes truly immutable, this would mean that:
- Remove distrobox
- Lock rpm-ostree behind a root account with no password. Intention being it is not accessible.
- Change user permissions to only be allowed to launch pre-installed apps
- Remove GNOME images, unrelated but I think it's a good idea
- Remove FUSE
- Remove distrobox
- Lock rpm-ostree behind a root account with no password. Intention being it is not accessible.
- Change user permissions to only be allowed to launch pre-installed apps
- Remove GNOME images, unrelated but I think it's a good idea
- Remove FUSE
VPerhaps we could remove desktop mode all together for a proper console experience?
GSteam comes as read only and pre-signed in to Jorge's account
VWe lock /home/ too, so steam can never install.
Mbazzite endgame
Pgiving this my vote just to remove GNOME images. didn't read the rest.
Gi love gnome but am ready to drop it as soon as cosmic is functional
AThe perfect desktop - no gui, no tty, no storage, computer stays off
VI'm on KDE but also excited for Cosmic.
Gkde has just been too crashy for me, and I feel like when i start customizing it I end up just trying to get it to look like vanilla gnoma
