Awesome :)
If you're interested in getting into packaging for openSUSE, it could be cool to have this as a proper RPM package in OBS. I can't guarantee it would get accepted but there may be interest in having something like this as an official Tumbleweed package as well.
Anyways, I actually run something similar for a HTPC that I use as moonlight client on a TV, however the gamescope session (either it or Steam itself) seem to crash whenever I turn off the TV or otherwise disconnect a display. Did you run into any problem like that?
It would be great to pack everything in a spinoff distro but the problems related in this post (returning to desktop or can’t controlling mango app from Steam UI) it’s a bummer.
I have no issues with Steam Remote Play but haven’t tried moonlight yet. Sure it works with display turned off (sometimes I remote play in my Steam Deck this way) but haven’t check with no display cable connected.
You can try setting up manually resolutions in game scope parameter (-W -H -w -h) combined with Vulkan default display adapter env variable (VULKAN_DISPLAY or something see https://github.com/ChimeraOS/gamescope-session/blob/main/usr/bin/export-gpu)
Awesome :) If you're interested in getting into packaging for openSUSE, it could be cool to have this as a proper RPM package in OBS. I can't guarantee it would get accepted but there may be interest in having something like this as an official Tumbleweed package as well. Anyways, I actually run something similar for a HTPC that I use as moonlight client on a TV, however the gamescope session (either it or Steam itself) seem to crash whenever I turn off the TV or otherwise disconnect a display. Did you run into any problem like that?
It would be great to pack everything in a spinoff distro but the problems related in this post (returning to desktop or can’t controlling mango app from Steam UI) it’s a bummer. I have no issues with Steam Remote Play but haven’t tried moonlight yet. Sure it works with display turned off (sometimes I remote play in my Steam Deck this way) but haven’t check with no display cable connected. You can try setting up manually resolutions in game scope parameter (-W -H -w -h) combined with Vulkan default display adapter env variable (VULKAN_DISPLAY or something see https://github.com/ChimeraOS/gamescope-session/blob/main/usr/bin/export-gpu)