GI'll still try updating bazzite but if that doesn't resolve it something is off
Gwhat is that? how is it different from the kernel itself?
Aits the parameters you pass to the kernel
Gas in, all the mods and things bazzite has added?
Glike scheduling and stuff?
Ano, essentially settings that make your device work better
Aas for why it takes this much time
Aits due to the technology bazzite uses, not the kernel
Gright - so like settings unique to my hardware
KIt used to take a comically long time for kargs to update
Kbut I've noticed it's gotten faster
Ayes, like rotating the screen or how much vram it should use
Gokay that's really interesting thank you
Ayes, before it used to also generate the initramfs which took even longer
Anow it only does a deployment which is slow but passable
KYOu can actually see the kargs if you want, I don't think its usually unique stuff
GHow do I do that?
Kcat /proc/cmdlineKKwhat's gttsize?
Amax vram allocation i think
Khmm. It's set to 4gb in my BIOS
Ayeah so its 4-8
Athose 3.5gb are important to mebut if you have issues you have issues
KI've had OOM freeze issues with it set to 'auto'
Kdoesn't play well in Desktop mode
Gmine doesn't have anything like that. I assume because its an nvidia card
Kbecause it's not a handheld
Gah I see I see
Kyeah the orientation stuff is because my handheld (Legion Go) actually uses a portait screen turned on it's side.
KSteam Deck does the same thing iirc
Goh weird, I wonder why that is
Gis it just some hacky workaround for something or other
KI'm assuming cost/price/quantity issues for displays
Goh so orientation is baked into screen hardware?
Kbut that's just a guess
Git's 2024, screens should be allowed to choose their own orientation 
Byes
Bif you give the display a command to show "FEED ME SEYMOUR", it has to show up with some side facing up
Bthere do exist displays which can switch rotation in hardware but it's not common
AI don't think its possible
AScreen rotation affects the order that pixels are written
BI have a few
ASo you'd need extra hardware to do the rotation that probably adds delay
Bthey're for microcontrollers, and the display has built into itself a processor
Byou got it in one
Bthe one I used most recently can read from a microSD card too
Byou can control it over SPI, or you can talk to its dinky little CPU
Band the CPU has "rotate pls" commands
AYeah but for actual displays the bandwidth is so stupidly large that the controller of the display needs to write the pixels as it receives them
