Offer Valve-patched Kernel?

The kernel with Valve patches can make a huge difference on some games, an example of such is Celeste (https://gitlab.com/evlaV/linux-integration/-/commit/b9c444cedd8a0a832324ccaaf4e4313f9139b1c3). It would be great if you could offer a kernel with Valve's patches for Steam Deck images
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Kyle Gospo
Kyle Gospo17mo ago
Currently we do as much of this as we can via kmods on top of the stock fedora kernel We may eventually build our own, but for now the patch set is very small Unfortunately Celeste needs a rather dirty hack to fix what is a game bug that we could not build as a kmod It iterates over all connected controllers every time the brightness changes... Valves fix was to prevent that message from going out, meaning things that care the brightness changed no longer work In the meantime while we work out what the future holds for the kernel, you can fix Celeste by disabling auto brightness
fiftydinar
fiftydinar17mo ago
Kmods are better imo, it is modular & it looks cleaner as separated from Fedora kernel
Sofie
Sofie17mo ago
btw, if this is done? does the valve patched kernel work also on non steam deck hardware?
Valerie
Valerie17mo ago
It's already available in HoloISO. It does "work" on some devices but it's really not all that stable on a lot of hardware and straight up incompatible with most.
Sofie
Sofie17mo ago
ah ok! thanks :3
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