Setting for boot sequence resolution
Hello, I have bazzite-gnome-nvidia-open running on my computer in the lounge. It is hooked up to a 4k TV. I have an NVIDIA 4070ti Super and no integrated GPU.
When I boot up bazzite the boot sequence is set to 4k, but I have my desktop set to 1080p. So the boot isn't smooth because my tv momentarily loses 4k signal to switch to 1080p.
I would like to be able to set the boot to be the same resolution as the desktop to avoid this.
The reason I have set 1080p on the desktop is because, for whatever reason, at 4k is I switch my tv off and on again I never get a signal from my computer.
I guess if I could solve that issue, then I would just stick to 4k.
I don't want to run KDE or have this set as an HTPC, I'm pretty happy with just using steam big picture - even though it's a bit laggy with my graphics card.
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system setting > color & themes > login screen > apply plasma setting
Those options aren't available in gnome, as far as I can see.
oh sorry, i think i misread lol
Dave Jansen
Correctly set resolution, scale, orientation, and display placement...
If you have a multi display setup, make use of scaling, or have a display that defaults to its non-native resolution, you might have run into the situation where your GNOME login screen is not showing up the way you want it to.
While there is no built-in GUI option
Unfortunately that doesn't solve my problem, it's more like it's related to Plymouth maybe?
It's showing as 4k when I see the bazzite logo with the little while loading spinner above it.
probably, idk about configuring plymouth
You'll need to look into kernel mode setting for this I think. It's been over 10 years since I did this, so I can't give any specific advise. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Kernel_mode_setting
I used to do this in grub, but should be doable with kernel arguments using rmp-ostree kargs
Thank you
sudo rpm-ostree kargs --append=video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080@60 works perfectly!