Bazzite 3.6.0 Update Released

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Update ready to download for current users :arrow_down:
New ISOs available on our website for new users :cd:

ASUS ROG Ally X Day 0 Support

Patches and kernel arguments have been added to make sure the ASUS ROG Ally X is supported before its even sold to most consumers. This update also brings fixes and new features for the original ASUS ROG Ally hardware as well making this update dedicated to the Ally and other handheld PCs. Notable fixes to RGB, calibration for controller deadzones, and better default controller endstops.

ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go Enhanced Audio

The ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion Go should be vastly improved to the state they were in previously. The sound quality should be closer to to how it is on Windows for both handhelds now. Thanks to Aru for the sound upgrade!

Lenovo Legion Go’s Accurate Colors in Desktop Mode

Desktop Mode now has proper color profiles for the Lenovo Legion Go which reflect the specific screen that it uses. This is a small change since most users will be gaming in Steam Gaming Mode, but its nice to use the hardware at its full potential of your device. There is also now adaptative brightness support.

New HHD Releases

Highlights:

  • Full support for all ASUS ROG Ally models
  • Adds partial support to the MSI Claw
  • CPU Boost support
  • New RGB control features
  • Use HHD’s overlay without Steam running
  • Bug fixes

Links to their full changelogs:

Other Changes

  • DaVinci Resolve ujust setup command
  • Offline documentation

Upgrading to Bazzite 3.6.0

Updating may take a while and is dependent on your internet download speed plus the performance of the drive Bazzite is installed on.

View the Updates, Rollback, and Rebasing guide for more information.

ATTENTION CURRENT BAZZITE USERS: If you installed Bazzite before July 2nd, 2024 then you must follow the instructions in this thread to receive new updates.

Current users can upgrade to the newest builds by updating their system and rebooting. User-installed applications will also be upgraded in the process.

Desktop Images

Desktop images will usually auto-update once per day and apply on a reboot, but if you are impatient and want the update now, then open the System Update application.

Alternatively, open the terminal and enter:

ujust update

Wait for it to finish, then reboot to be on the latest Bazzite build.

Handheld/HTPC Images

In Steam Gaming Mode:
Open the Steam Menu > Settings > System and press the Check for updates button.

Alternatively, use the method for “Desktop Images” listed above in Desktop Mode.

Bazzite 3.6.0 Full Changelog

See also: Bazzite Buzz #17

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I’m already downloading it to install later, but does this fix the gamemode for RX580 GPUs?

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Bazzite 3.5.0 had a workaround for Polaris AMD GPUs in Steam Gaming Mode. This is broken with Gamescope upstream, so its out of control to fix it and only have workarounds with caveats.

Information can be found here^ if your GPU still has problems, open an issue so we can support that specific GPU in our workaround.

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Hey there, I made a custom image called bazzite-polaris that rolls back gamescope to the last known perfectly working version (3.14.2-1.fc40); But my internet connection is too bad to rebase myself - stuck in fetching custom layers for 3 days now, as a matter of fact - so I’d appreciate it if you tested it out. Also, unhide grub (ujust configure-grub) so you can return to a previous deployment should anything go wrong.

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For anyone checking out this bazzite-polaris repo later and wonder why it is archived. We now ship an older version of Gamescope that will be used when Polaris hardware is detected.

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