I have watched most of Matt's videos. I can't remember which game Doris is from. I keep seeing her in the cards. Can someone help me with the backstory or the link to a video about it?
Thanks
My local electricity utility uses weave grid to manage charge times and give out incentives and I'd like to make the grid more efficient.
I also have two EVs. We currently charge one of them almost exclusively on lvl1. It would be nice to have a networked lvl 2 second charger that would split the power or only charge one at a time on the same breaker and wire from the breaker box.
Does one of these exist yet?
TL;DR: Have you installed Bazzite on your steam deck? Did you notice any performance improvements? Any unexpected quality of life improvements?
I'm also open to other advice to improve my deck without switching to bazzite, so here is the background on my situation:
I have an original LCD steam deck I bought in the first prerelease of the SD. It's currently running stock steamOS, updated to the latest, with the original parts, except for a micro SD card expansion. I've done things like running memtest+ and it seems healthy.
I recently built a "Valve Contraption" and installed bazzite. It is similar, but a bit faster than the steam machine (AMD7500X3D/1x16GBDDR5/RX9060XT). Bazzite has really impressed me. As a long time Linux user, I am very happy with the work that has gone into it (and I love gnome over KDE).
It has made me aware of just how groggy my SD has gotten. Mostly, it is the in between games stuff, like restarting, changing users, system updates, etc. Games are slower, but that seems tolerable and understandable. Yesterday, a restart after updates took more than 10 minutes.
My first thought on fixing this was reinstalling the OS from scratch or installing a new, large, fast SSD.
But maybe bazzite on the steam deck would be better?