I'm not sure, and I will be giving it a go but was just wondering if anyone could see a reason why i
I'm not sure, and I will be giving it a go but was just wondering if anyone could see a reason why it might not work.
Nso I've not used linux for a long time, last time I used it I don't even flatpak was a thing, what is ujust?#
Twe have documentation on all of this on our discourse forums
Tbut flatpaks are usually graphical applications that attempt to containerize themselves from the system by having a permission-based model (like an android application) and they're nearly universal and run on most linux OSes
Tall of the dependencies for them are not part of the host and are their own runtimes
Tujust commands are scripts that execute certain stuff including installing applications or maintenance
Twe also have brew for CLI/TUI tools
NI appreciate the explanation!
Tand distrobox containers are basically running every other popular linux distro in a container to use their package manager and repos
Tso you basically have access to most software here
Ei can assume bazzite doesnt come with libpst right?
Eokay yeah it doesnt
Enice i got something actually useful from a shitty pst file
HLinux is not Windows and wont freak out due to giant hardware cases.
I ran the same install of Ubuntu from 2009 to 2017 and moving the drive between systems
I ran the same install of Ubuntu from 2009 to 2017 and moving the drive between systems
Esame here having the exact same install of pop!os from a xeon e5450 to a ryzen 5 2600, from a gtx 760 4gb to a vega 56
Ei had two different pop!os installs because i upgraded ssd between the r5 2600 and the vega 56
SThanks.
Di'm doing upgrade from i3 9100f to Ryzen 5 5500 without any reinstall
SThe wonders of sensible things not built by Microsoft.
FHow might one provide helpful information for a crash/black screen that seems to only incur when in game mode, whereas it works fine on desktop mode. I updated the bios on my rog ally x and I wonder if it might be related
THey there, ive been on bazzite on the steam deck and iv'e been setting up virtualization but i need help bridging my wifi to the virtual machine, If anybody could help me on that, that would be great thanks
Vhave you tried finding your wifi device by running
ip -c a on the host and then adding it as a bridged network in virt-manager on the vm?
Ti think i did try that but i didn't use that command, let me give that a try
Tgive me a few min to boot up my steam deck
Tmay have to give me 5min, cause ever sense i got bazzite, my steam deck has a hard time to boot, its just on the deck screen for a long time and doesn't boot and i have to restart it for some odd reason
Tok i did do this and i got this error and im not sure why
Tapperently its due to a libvirtError
Qhow hard is it to get aur stuff going on bazzite
Qsince i did see it being advertised on their page somewhat
ZCreate a container with boxbuddy, and there you go
Qoh
Qlol
SCan anyone recommend some hardware for a living room minipc? Something like a beelink SER 5 that works with bazzite?
RIOMMU is disabled on Deck
RSince it's broken.
RSo it will never work.
Vright, I reproduced that. Apparently you need to setup a bridge device first on the host then use that in the VM config. The bridging I used to do was with the
virbr0 device, which just worked, since that is a bridge device. If that is insufficient for you, then I see there are some maybe relevant google results, e.g. https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-to-add-network-bridge-with-nmcli-networkmanager-on-linux
Fanyone else very recently had bazzite break on multi monitor? was fine before. now it hangs.
They sorry i never got back to you but thank you i will look into that
NDecided to check this on mine, and the VRR seems to not be working on mine either. Check the perf overlay and like you said, it's constantly at 120hz
Mthats expected behavior if you're talking about what the overlay reports
Mits true even on steamos when using external monitors with VRR
Myou would need a monitor OSD to actually see what's happening with VRR
NI see, just noticing in a few games it's appearing choppy at around 55fps so was bit concerned, but maybe just in my head
KYeah maybe it's just the notion of thinking VRR isn't working properly
NGonna boot into windows and see if same game still feels "choppy"
MVRR in gamescope (and linux in general) is kind of ass compared to windows if we're being honest
They @Varis quick question, for ipv4 what method did you have it set to for the virb0 bridge?
NOh true didn't even think about that
KIf it helps, I narrowed it down to why I thought some games seemed smoother on Windows, and it's because of AFMF
Vwhat configuration are you talking about?
virbr0 is a default device that comes with libvirt