Im relatively new to linux and i want to get my pc to run vr with my quest through steam, ai said to use allvr but another linux user i met on vrchat said to look on linux forums. I figured reddit would give me the best answer.

Omacom foundation is behind the project Omarchy which is not only from a technical perspective bad but even worse on the political side.

You can read these thing [here](https://stopomarchy.org/) and this [reddit comment](https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/s/paUNJl2mgg)

Omacom has publicly said that its against the FOSS ideology and want to induce Proprietary/commercial software as a norm.

DHH, the Creator of Omarchy is an Far-right extremist and racist which you can read [here](https://stopomarchy.org/)

They are trying to destroy the linux community Culture and norms, ethical values, and the free software movement.

You might think that omarchy is open-source but there a difference between free software and Open source software which you can read [here] (https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.en.html)

Many Big corporation who already hate and want to end the FOSS ideas are donating to Omacom foundation and they have raised a total of 21 million dollar for there trash dotfile.

This is an Culture war againt the whole linux/FOSS communty not just another bad distro.

Come forward and save the FOSS ideology, not all but many proprietary software are an social problem and mixxed with these extremist right-wing ideology, there are terrorist!

Come together to save the FOSS culture

Long live the Free software movement!

Seriously why are they discriminating against Nvidia just cause Linus hates them? They made AMD drivers in the kernel, what about the poor underrated company nvidia :(

the distro is bullshit, but you it consumes less than 4gb of ram, thats it, omarchy is bullshit.

What a waste of energy

Hey everyone! I'm running Arch Linux with Hyprland on a laptop with an AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS (iGPU) and an NVIDIA RTX 4060 (dGPU). I'm using EnvyControl in Hybrid mode to maximize battery life.

Everything works great, but I'm struggling to keep the RTX 4060 permanently in suspended (d3cold/auto) state due to a couple of persistent background wake-ups:

Steam (Flatpak): The moment I launch Steam, its CEF/Chromium-based UI probes the hardware and immediately wakes up the dGPU, keeping it active.

Caelestia Shell (Quickshell): If I hover my mouse or open the top bar/menu in Caelestia Shell, widgets or internal render queries trigger the dGPU, waking it up and keeping it active indefinitely until reboot.

I've tried global environment variables and flatpak overrides, but these apps keep poking the NVIDIA bus. Since I want to stay on Hybrid mode, how can I reliably force the dGPU to stay asleep by default and only wake up when explicitly invoked via prime-run?

Any tips or udev rules to aggressively manage runtime power for the NVIDIA card while using Wayland/Hyprland would be greatly appreciated!