• LastYearsIrritant@sopuli.xyz
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    1 day ago

    Once the bluetooth stack updated and both steam and the OS were fighting for which one was doing the controller emulation for the nintendo switch pro controllers. I just went in and turned off the OS controller support in the bluetooth settings.

    That’s literally the only problem I’ve had in… 9 months of this setup?

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      1 day ago

      Interesting, quick solve too.

      This has convinced me to try it out. Pretty impressive. Now i’ll try CatchyOS to replace windows.

      Bazzite has been awesome while I only wanted to game.

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        1 day ago

        Yeah, it was kinda frustrating cause I was trying to start a group game. BUT, I just clicked around a bit and figured it out, took maybe 5 minutes (of people watching me).

        Before that I used Windows for my console PC, and I can honestly say that CachyOS is easier to use than Windows, and less likely for an update to break something.

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          1 day ago

          Troubleshooting with an audience is never fun haha.

          My only disadvantage seems to be my nvidia 4070 super…. But i haven’t seen a big issue with it in Bazzite. All im seeing and hearing are wins

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            3 hours ago

            I’m running a 4070 super on my setup with cachyos with zero issues. I never had to do any special setup or anything. I think when I first installed, I was running off the displayport on my motherboard to be safe, but if I remember correctly, the OS detected my Nvidia card and installed the driver automatically. (That or I selected that I wanted Nvidia drivers during the install, I can’t remember which.) Switched the cable over to the card, no issues since.

            Everyone complains about Nvidia support on Linux but it’s come a long long way the last few years and it’s honestly just as easy or easier than windows now.