The native GeForce NOW client hard-requires Vulkan video-decode
extensions (error 0xC0F11312) and the BC-250 has no video decode
hardware — unfixable at driver level. Replaced with:
- Chromium + a GeForce NOW web-app shortcut (works on Linux Chromium
without UA tricks nowadays; CPU-decoded 1080p)
- Moonlight client for streaming from a home Sunshine host (planned:
VM with RTX 3050 passthrough on the R730)
Drops bc250-gfn-install service/script.
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- Sunshine flatpak in first-boot list; autostarts with the console
account's session (bc250-sunshine-autostart, honors CONSOLE_KID_USER)
- bc250-personalize: one-shot display names from /etc/bc250-console.conf
- build-console.sh + console.env(.example): fill in usernames/passwords/
display names, get a fully personalized ISO — no post-install steps
beyond per-account logins. Generated files git-ignored (credentials)
- Docs: Moonlight is the remote-admin path; RDP marked blocked by the
mutter cursor-metadata screencast crash on GFX1013
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First hardware boot: the service gave up after ~12s of no network,
failed with a cryptic "Error 0" desktop popup, and left all baked
flatpaks uninstalled (its timer only re-arms on reboot). The GFN
installer's own retry loop succeeded once the network arrived.
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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.
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