is it just me or did flatseal install as a flatpak despite installing through dnf
is it just me or did flatseal install as a flatpak despite installing through dnf
Qlol
KFlatseal is pre-installed
Qoh
Qdidnt notice it
KAnd we don't ship DNF, if you installed it that way it was redirected to rpm-ostree
KWhich means it'll be layered next restart
KAnd future updates will be slightly slower due to that
KMight want to remove it
Knope, that is correct
KAMD drivers are built into the linux kernel
Kyou'll get em with normal system updates
Kyep, that's for steam deck firmware
Kyou're good
Kthat is an @antheas question
Kfirst I've heard of it so maybe not?
Kyou do not
Kyou don't need any decky plugins
KHHD handles TDP and Fan control
Kpress the QAM button twice
Kyou can turn off boost from HHD
K~/homebrew/plugins
Kdelete anything you don't want in there
ACPU boost is disabled by default in low tdps, you can force disable it in high tdps in settings
AThe correct fan curve is used in each case
AYou're always using the minimum fan curve supported by the device at that tdp
AI hid the overclocking button a bit but I guess you're using simple decky tdp
AWe have tuned the CPU speed in handheld Daemon already
AIt should be ok it's not like windows
AOf course if you're using simple decky tdp it's unlocked
AIf you switch energy management to manual in handheld Daemon it has a lot of dials
AIncluding min CPU frequency. GPU slider is undergoing maintenance
AYes
Qdid anyone have issues with btrfs on windows
Kissues?
Qyea
Kthe bios sets the floor
Kthe system will scale automatically up to 8GB
Kjust like the deck
AIt's set to whatever you set it to on windows as a minimum
AThen it will use up to 8gb
AWe recommend the minimum size as it has been found to cause no issues
AIf you set it to 4gb yes
AOnly in desktop mode a bit
ASo use the min so you have more ram
A12gb of ram is tight
ASo I'd use the min
AAnd forget about it
AIt's the bios settings
AIt will use up to 8 always
ASudo rm
