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DefiniteIntegral

•Created by Mic on 1/20/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

Glitch with nvidia Drivers?

This error was introduced with 565 series of drivers. Apparently if you use a pretty old version of proton GE (8.0 not sure which version of 8.0) it fixes it. Otherwise just wait for a driver update unless the stable release prior is ok for your uses.

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by cah288 on 1/17/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

Can someone please help me get Vortex running? Thanks!

There is a different mod manager for Linux. I don’t think vortex is actively supported for Linux. https://github.com/Nexus-Mods/NexusMods.App

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/15/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

LACT Doesn’t Update

Looks like LACT got installed as a local package. I had to run rpm-ostree reset and then use the ujust command again for it to pull from the latest.

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/14/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

Trying to install KSystemLog

Is it not possible to add the flatpak repo that KSystemLog is on to the discover store? Would rather install it as a flatpak and not layer it since that slows down updates. Installing via distrobox is an option but wouldn’t it be reporting the logs from the distrobox container and not the base system?

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by blade on 1/13/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

Why does Bazzite keep replacing my startup and suspend animations?

As of the latest testing build it doesn’t work. The ujust command keeps saying it is enabled even if you disable it and the video doesn’t go away.

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/11/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

Testing 41.20250109.2 ujust configure-override-videos does not work

I thought it was supposed to disable the Bazzite startup video in game mode. But also why after disabling it running it again should reflect that it’s disabled unless the script didn’t actually disable it.

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/9/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

OpenRGB Autostart in Gamescope Session?

8) run sudo systemctl daemon-reload 9) run sudo systemctl enable openrgb.service if it fails with a 203 it means something up with SELinux but double check your directories. If it doesnt say anything then run sudo systemctl status openrgb.service, if there is an exit code 134 there then double check your launch arguments under profile.sh 10) if you've double checked everything try enabling and starting the service again after you run sudo setenforce 0, if the service then enbales and starts successfully (check with systemctl status) then the file context for your profile.sh which labels it incorrectly for SELinux preventing its execution. You can either just use the service with setenforce 0, but if you want to have it at setenforce 1 you'll have to adjust the file context which is what I ended up having to do 10.1) sudo semanage fcontext -a -t -bin_t "/usr/local/bin/OpenRGB/profile.sh" 10.2 sudo restorecon -v /usr/local/bin/OpenRGB/profile.sh

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/9/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

OpenRGB Autostart in Gamescope Session?

The contents of your service file should look like something like this: [Unit] Description=OpenRGB Service After=network-online.target [Service] Environment=HOME=/var/home/username Type=oneshot ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/OpenRGB/profile.sh Restart=on-failure RestartSec=5s [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target the Environment specified was necessary in this case I believe to have the working directory of the OpenRGB binary be exposed to systemd. I would otherwise run into a 203 exit code. you might not have to use this if SELinux is set to not enforce. The Type=oneshot means that it will excute, set the profile, then exit when it is successful.

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/9/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

OpenRGB Autostart in Gamescope Session?

5) Make sure the script file is marked as executable 6) Move the file to somewhere outside of home. I created a directoy under /usr/local/bin/OpenRGB to house my script. You will need to use a sudo mv command to do this. The reason for this is if you have the scipt file on a home directory SELinux will refuse to let your service execute the script 6.1) if you don't care about having SELinux enforce its security measures then you can use sudo setenforce 0 to disable enforcement and having the script in a home directory is probably fine 7) Create a openrgb.service file under etc/systemd/system, you can either do this with sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/openrgb.service, or create the service file elsehwere and move it into that directory with sudo mv. If you use sudo mv there is a risk that the permissions and ownerships will be a propblem but usually can be resolved with chown and chmod.

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/9/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

OpenRGB Autostart in Gamescope Session?

for example create a file that is profile.sh with the following contents: /home/username/AppImages/openrgb.appimage -c 080808 -p profilename

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by DefiniteIntegral on 1/9/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

OpenRGB Autostart in Gamescope Session?

So I just figured out how to do this. 1) Install OpenRGB with the ujust install-openrgb command. This will setup the udev rules automatically. If you install the flatpak it probably would also work but when I tried that despite having the rules installed it would keep telling me that I didn't and I think it was causing my service to fail 2) Use gearlever to move the app to your app menu, I don't remember the exact option, but it will move it to a directory. For me it was /home/username/AppImages/ 3) Run OpenRGB and setup everything the way you want, create and save a profile. Don't set up autostart at login, that won't be needed with this method 4) Create a script that runs openrgb without the GUI but applies your profile. If you try to run it with the GUI through the service it fails with exit code 134. That's done with the argument -c 080808

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by jakethesnake0619 on 1/10/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

Nvidia HDR issues

Don’t know for sure if this is the cause but it might be your monitor is not reporting the correct EDID. I’m not sure how to override it but someone else here might.

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by Грюндик on 1/9/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help

Failed to enable unit: Unit WoL.service does not exist

Yeah try sudo systemctl daemon-reload and then try enabling it again

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UBUniversal Blue

•Created by Hatchlof on 1/9/2025 in #🛟bazzite-help