i do mind it, i really want to use the steam deck oled's default anims and i don't really like those
i do mind it, i really want to use the steam deck oled's default anims and i don't really like those, i don't get why there isn't a switch somewhere 
Zcan't find it in yafti
MIt used to be there at least :clueless:
Hcant you change it in the steam ui?
MOh does the bazzite one show up in there? Wasn’t sure where it gets placed relative to the other movies.
Ahttps://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=links#new everyone vote for bazzite here
News and feature lists of Linux and BSD distributions.
MToo late, I already voted for CryptoCurrency OS
Ai voted for bazzite again
Zignores the setting + still forces the suspend anim on me...
CBeen a few days since I last asked - any ideas on this very particular problem I have?
ROG Ally X running Bazzite. All works great handheld and docked. UNLESS it's outputting to one particular Samsung TV in my house. I have a Panasonic screen, and an LG screen - both work over HDMI fine. As soon as it's plugged into the Samsung however I get random audio drops of around half a second. Sometimes it's every five minutes or so, sometimes it's multiple times in a minute. It happens consistently either when under load or when the Ally is relatively idle. No blips appear on gamescope / mangohud, and there are no visual or performance glitches. Just audio.
I don't believe this is a Bazzite issue - but is there anything I can do within the KDE desktop to change how HDMI is output to see if there's any way to troubleshoot this issue? I've ordered a new HDMI box and cable for the TV (as it uses a stupid breakout box for input), but in the mean time, anyone got any ideas on anything I can explore just in case?
ROG Ally X running Bazzite. All works great handheld and docked. UNLESS it's outputting to one particular Samsung TV in my house. I have a Panasonic screen, and an LG screen - both work over HDMI fine. As soon as it's plugged into the Samsung however I get random audio drops of around half a second. Sometimes it's every five minutes or so, sometimes it's multiple times in a minute. It happens consistently either when under load or when the Ally is relatively idle. No blips appear on gamescope / mangohud, and there are no visual or performance glitches. Just audio.
I don't believe this is a Bazzite issue - but is there anything I can do within the KDE desktop to change how HDMI is output to see if there's any way to troubleshoot this issue? I've ordered a new HDMI box and cable for the TV (as it uses a stupid breakout box for input), but in the mean time, anyone got any ideas on anything I can explore just in case?
Hhmm we dont do anything but copy the files to uioverrides, we do not set any settings
maybe try delete the files from uioverrides and make the folder immutable using
maybe try delete the files from uioverrides and make the folder immutable using
chattr maybe that will work?APrayers help
Aunfortunately I think custom animations are still broken on bazzite: https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/issues/1487
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Describe the bug Seems animations settings arent preserved, bazzite workaround overrides them when starting steam in a deck image. What did you expect to happen? Bazzite default animations should b...
AUnplugging the tv and plugging it back in helps
ADoing the same with the dock as well
CTried that every which way
AUsing a dedicated USB to HDMI will help too
Cwhat do you mean by dedicated?
ANot a general hub
AI have the same problem for the last 9 months
Cah ok - I don't have one of those cables
AIf I could have fixed it for my self I would have told you how
AIn my case switching the monitor to USB 2 mode fixes it
AOr turning it off and on when it happens
KLinux only supports a maximum of HDMI 2.0
KYou might be going over the bandwidth limit
EHi folks, i've found a neat little project on Github that I'd like to install on my bazzite(desktop), but a little unsure how to go about it. The project is early in development and currently only has the following ways to install (picture). Are any of these easily possible to use on Bazzite or should I compile the project myself?
Thanks in advance for any pointers :)
Thanks in advance for any pointers :)
KThis is unfortunately for licensing reasons and there is no fix
AYes going near the bandwidth limit will cause issues
AThat's what happens to me too
KIf it works without root you can just build it in a fedora distro box and run it there
AWhich is why USB 2 workd
CThat doesn't explain why it works on all other screens though - this is the bit that confuses me
KIf it does need root, still build it in a fedora distro box, but install the resulting RPM by layering it on the host
CI've tested across 4 TVs - this Samsung is the only one with an audio issue
KIs the resolution the same? Are they also HDR? Everything that takes up bandwidth gets you closer to that limit
KIncluding adaptive sync
Edoesnt it have to be a debian/ubuntu distrobox in that case?
KIf you want to follow their instructions, yes
CThe problem TV is standard 60hz, but is capable of 4k. I've capped output in desktop and gamemode to 1080p though
COne of the other screens I tested on is also capable of 4k, but that had no issues
KGame scope always uses native, what you are doing there is upscaling from 1080p to 4K
KSo that's not saving you from your bandwidth problem
Cthe TV reads it as a regular 1080p ouput
Cso the signal it's picking up is only 1080p
Lyo can anyone help me install sunshine on my bazzite install
A4k 60hz is doable
Aid try lowering the output audio channels to 2 i guess
Ain pipewire settings
Chow can I do that?
Cis it in the pipewire config somewhere?
