Bake GeForce NOW native Linux app (beta) via first-boot installer
NVIDIA's client ships from their own flatpak repo (com.nvidia.geforcenow), which default-flatpaks can't add alongside Flathub — so a stamped oneshot service installs it on first boot with retries. Docs note the BC-250 has no hardware video decode: streams are CPU-decoded, keep to 1080p. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -74,3 +74,7 @@ high clocks. Change one thing at a time and re-check `sensors`.
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`bc250-remote-setup` hasn't been run yet.
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- Steam misbehaves after an update → try ProtonUp-Qt (installed) to switch
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the game to Proton-GE.
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- GeForce NOW (beta) installs itself on first boot with internet. The BC-250
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has no hardware video decode, so the stream decodes on the CPU: keep it at
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1080p (higher settings will stutter and run hot). If it's missing, check
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`systemctl status bc250-gfn-install` — it retries on the next boot.
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