Quoting: basedHmm, have you tried just restarting your PC and trying again? Seems like there's no GPU updates there (org.freedesktop.Platform.GL32.nvidia-xx, etc) but I can't figure out what else would be your issue.
I need to restart in order for GPU to get detected by flatpaks again after update

Quoting: basedHmm, have you tried just restarting your PC and trying again? Seems like there's no GPU updates there (org.freedesktop.Platform.GL32.nvidia-xx, etc) but I can't figure out what else would be your issue.
I need to restart in order for GPU to get detected by flatpaks again after update

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Quoting: StoneColdSpiderIm having problems with the 535.183.01-0ubuntu0.24.04.1 driver that was in the mint update manager today...... Steam seems to play games fine but PCSX2 and Dolphin run slow and choppy with sound glitches....... So I guess Nvidia is just being sh*t as per usual.......

I'm on arch (btw), but are said emus installed as flatpaks? if so, you gotta sudo flatpak update as well and restart otherwise they won't detect ur GPU, at least that's the case with me

QuoteMicrosoft haven't yet said anything about it that I can find, and their update page notes "Microsoft is not currently aware of any issues with this update", so clearly that needs an update.

QuoteLinux / Steam Deck user share on Steam stays flat for July 2024

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Quoting: Talon1024There's quite a few of them, and many of them are good, but the reason the game industry crashed in the 80s is because the market was oversaturated with half-baked games. With so much competition in the market, it's already very difficult for an indie developer to find a significant audience and earn enough money to live.

On the other hand, that market-crash only happened in the US - where I am, game-devs just kept on game-devving completely unaffected, and I'm sure the same will happen all over again when the time comes.