I'd pin your current deployment and try a rebase
I'd pin your current deployment and try a rebase
Bim thinking about buying a amd gpu for bazzite
Bbut ppl saying they are hot and i was aiming for the 7900xtx
Aif you count tjunction it is hot like 80-90c i think? but my hellhound 7800xt full tilt are around 60c
Bmy 7800xt runs at around 40C, but it's got water cooling
BI like how AMD GPUs have real open source drivers
MI tried to rebase, but I couldn’t.
After I upgraded to silverblue 40. I was able to rebase to bazzite
After I upgraded to silverblue 40. I was able to rebase to bazzite
Ri was wondering, is there a launch option or such for apps to start in the background only? i have some stuff tied to system start that i really dont need to see each time (like openrbg)
Athat is app specific i believe
Asomething like this
Rsadly that setting doesnt work on the flatpak orbg :/ so i had hoped to fix it system side
Adoes it even support tray?
Rsupposedly it does 
Awell if the option doesnt work then probably report it to maintainer lol
Rbeen there, done that they dont support the flatpak and told me to install it "properly" or get lost
they dont support the flatpak and told me to install it "properly" or get lostRsadly its the only tool to make my keyboard not be an eyecancer rainbow so i gotta stick with it
Adid you try appimage? atleast better than layer
GHas anyone reported problems with steam remote play together on bazzite?
worked perfectly up until today where after my friend connects and then I leave the quick setting menu the legion completely crashes, it's as if it's killing the window manager for no reason
worked perfectly up until today where after my friend connects and then I leave the quick setting menu the legion completely crashes, it's as if it's killing the window manager for no reason
Gthe first sign is when controllers shown to be disconnected on steam remote play, I thought it was a bug but it seems to matter in this situation
CBut my issue isn’t moonlight per se, it’s the background scan taking place causing the disruption which doesn’t happen in windows or iOS as all.
VYou can layer it, just try to avoid doing so too much.
Distrobox may even work for openRGB
Distrobox may even work for openRGB
VBecause we have all the udev stuff for it
VOh it even has an appimage
Gah guess none huh
PWait a little, you just asked
GI'm waiting
VYou waited all but three messages, come on man.
PPeople don't live on this discord, jobs, schools, family, different timezones
VSteam Remote Play in general is kind of iffy. I'm not sure if it works in desktop mode at all right now (Wayland related). If you're in game mode try disabling hardware acceleration for remote play together. Please be patient when asking for help, this is a community discord not paid support.
Athats what people are complaining about as well
Agood on you for finding it was steam, thats new information
Anow its time to get a group of yous together in one of the existing help threads and bump your heads together to find out how to fix
BI remember reading a piece about a qualcomm wifi chip where scanning caused a delay in the recv/xmit buffers
Bbut only in the linux firmware for that chip
Bwindows didn't have the problem because the windows-specific firmware didn't have that bug
B... I think it was the NFA725?
Gsorry for my impatience then what can I say
GI'll try that anyway when I have time
Gusually I do trial and errors if there's situation like this but yeah
DYeah I have the same problem. Like you said it's due to Wi-Fi scanning. You can resolve it by setting the BSSID in the WiFi settings for the access point you want to use. Interestingly it's also a problem on MacOS
DIt should give you a drop down to select one in Gnome. I haven't done that one KDE
DBy setting the BSSID you prevent the scanning while connected to that access point
Bthat was the workaround some of the poor lenovo people with that problem posted
Bthey said it helped them. They were also helped by being closer to the AP so there were fewer low-signal-strength scans
DI am on a Lenovo laptop interestingly
K@antheas go to bed some time. No matter what time I look here, you are here doing things! 
Bonly the newer, crappier ones have the linux problems
Bolder ones used, you know, intel chips and/or non-soldered wifi
Band deeper keyboards
Band good battery life
