# How to use ujust Convenience Commands on Bazzite

> ujust  is a commandline utility included in Universal Bluebased operating systems like Bazzite that provides a series of scripts and configuration tweaks T

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**ujust** is a command-line utility included in Universal Blue-based operating systems (like Bazzite) that provides a series of scripts and configuration tweaks. These commands allow you to customize, fix, or enhance various aspects of your system. Each `ujust` command is designed to address a specific use case, such as enabling driver support, configuring system services, or adjusting performance settings.

  

## Why Use `ujust`?

  

The `ujust` tool simplifies many advanced or repetitive tasks. Rather than manually editing system files or installing packages one by one, you can run a single `ujust` command that automatically applies the relevant changes or installs the necessary components. This approach is especially useful for new Bazzite users or those who want a streamlined method to tailor their system.

  

## How to Use `ujust`

  

*   **Check Available Commands:** Run `ujust` (with no arguments) to see a list of available subcommands and their short descriptions.
*   **Run a Specific Command:** Use `sudo ujust <command-name>` to apply a fix, enable a driver, or configure your system.
*   **Follow Any Prompts:** Some commands may ask for confirmation or additional details (e.g., a username for `add-users-to-input-group`).
*   **Reboot or Logout (if prompted):** Certain changes may require a reboot or logout to take effect fully.

Below is a comprehensive list of commands shown in the attached text file, along with explanations of what each does.

  

## `ujust` Command Reference

  

Note: Some of these commands are Framework Specific (designed especially for Framework Computers), while others are generalized and applicable to all Bazzite systems. 

> _Examples of "not for Framework" would be NVIDIA, wake-on-LAN functionality as two examples._

*   **add-user-to-input-group** Add user to the "input" group required by certain controller drivers.
*   **bazzite-cli** Bazzite CLI mod for Bluefin style CLI-bing (modified copy of ublue-bling script).
*   **benchmark** Run a one-minute system benchmark.
*   **bios** Boot into this device's BIOS/UEFI screen.
*   **bios-info** Show BIOS information.
*   **changelogs** Show the stable changelog. (Alias: changelog)
*   **changelogs-testing** Show the testing (pre-release) changelog.
*   **check-idle-power-draw** Measure idle power draw.
*   **check-local-overrides** Check for local overrides.
*   **clean-system** Clean up old/unused Podman images, volumes, Flatpak packages, and rpm-ostree content.
*   **configure-auto-power-profile** Change automatic power profile switching behavior. (Usage: ACTION="help")
*   **configure-broadcom-wl** Configure the Broadcom WL driver (enabling WL may break other Wi-Fi adapters). (Alias: broadcom-wl; Usage: ACTION="prompt")
*   **configure-grub** Configure GRUB bootmenu visibility. Pass action 'help' for more info.
*   **configure-nvidia** Configure the NVIDIA driver. (Alias: nvidia; Usage: ACTION="prompt")
*   **configure-nvidia-optimus** Configure NVIDIA Optimus.
*   **configure-snapshots** Configure snapshotting for /var/home.
*   **configure-watchdog** Configure watchdog (default: enabled, recovers the system in the event of a malfunction).
*   **device-info** Gather device info and output to a pastebin.
*   **distrobox-assemble** Create distroboxes from a defined manifest. (Alias: assemble; Usage: CONTAINER="prompt" ACTION="create" FILE="/etc/distrobox/distrobox.ini")
*   **distrobox-new** Create a new custom distrobox. (Alias: distrobox; Usage: IMAGE="prompt" NAME="prompt" HOMEDIR="")
*   **enable-deduplication** Enable BTRFS deduplication.
*   **enable-displaylink** Enable support for DisplayLink.
*   **enable-framework-fan-control (Framework Specific)** Enable Framework Fan Control for managing fan speeds on Framework Laptops.
*   **enable-rmlint** Reenable rmlint trim feature. (Usage: ACTION="")
*   **enable-tailscale** Enable support for Tailscale.
*   **enroll-secure-boot-key** Enroll Nvidia driver & KMOD signing key for secure boot (enter password "universalblue" if prompted).
*   **fix-gmod** Patch GMod's 64-bit beta to work properly on Linux. (Alias: patch-gmod)
*   **fix-proton-hang** Kill all processes related to Wine and Proton to force a restart when launching a game (may require pressing STOP in Steam).
*   **fix-reset-steam** Reset the Steam folder back to a fresh state.
*   **get-decky-bazzite-buddy** Install the Bazzite Buddy plugin to easily access changelogs in game mode.
*   **get-framegen** Set up DLSS-Enabler Upscaling and Framegen mod. (Usage: ACTION="prompt")
*   **get-logs** Retrieve logs for the current and previous boot, output as pastebin links for troubleshooting.
*   **get-webapp** Add various streaming services as Electron web apps to Steam. (Usage: service="")
*   **install-adwaita-for-steam** Install the Adwaita-for-Steam theme for CSS Loader.
*   **install-boxtron** Install Boxtron, a Steam Play compatibility tool to run DOS games using native Linux DOSBox.
*   **install-coolercontrol** Install CoolerControl, a GUI for viewing system sensors and creating custom fan/pump profiles.
*   **install-docker** Install Docker for building, sharing, and running container applications.
*   **install-emudeck** Install EmuDeck.
*   **install-lact** Install LACT for overclocking and undervolting AMD GPUs.
*   **install-openrazer** Install OpenRazer for Razer gaming hardware.
*   **install-openrgb** Install OpenRGB.
*   **install-opentabletdriver** Install OpenTabletDriver, an open source, cross-platform tablet driver.
*   **install-oversteer** Install Oversteer for Logitech steering wheels.
*   **install-resilio-sync** Install Resilio Sync, a file synchronization utility powered by BitTorrent.
*   **install-resolve** Install or update DaVinci Resolve. (Alias: install-resolve-studio)
*   **install-scrcpy** Install scrcpy to mirror Android devices (video and audio) via USB or TCP/IP.
*   **install-steamcmd** Install SteamCMD. (Alias: get-steamcmd)
*   **install-wootility** Install Wootility for configuring Wooting Keyboards. (Alias: get-wootility)
*   **logs-last-boot** Show all messages from the last boot.
*   **logs-this-boot** Show all messages from the current boot.
*   **ptyxis-transparency** Set Ptyxis terminal transparency. (Usage: opacity="0.95")
*   **regenerate-grub** Regenerate GRUB configuration, useful for dual-boot scenarios where a second OS isn’t listed.
*   **remove-luks-tpm-unlock** Disable automatic LUKS unlock via TPM.
*   **remove-opentabletdriver** Remove OpenTabletDriver.
*   **restart-pipewire** Restart PipeWire.
*   **restore-gnome-de-settings** Restore Bazzite-customized Desktop Environment settings.
*   **restore-gnome-folders** Restore Bazzite-customized applications folders.
*   **setup-boot-windows-steam** Add a script in Steam to boot Windows, useful for dual-boot setups.
*   **setup-cdemu** Set up and configure CDEmu Daemon and Client plus GUI apps. (Usage: ACTION="")
*   **setup-decky** Install and configure Decky Loader and plugins for alternative handhelds. (Usage: ACTION="install")
*   **setup-distrobox-app** Install specialized application containers (e.g., brew). (Usage: CONTAINER="prompt")
*   **setup-distrobox-git** Install or uninstall distrobox-git.
*   **setup-luks-tpm-unlock** Enable automatic LUKS unlock via TPM.
*   **setup-sunshine** Set up and configure the Sunshine game streaming host.
*   **setup-virtual-channels** Add virtual audio channels/sinks (e.g., Game, Voice, Browser, Music) for use with OBS and other applications.
*   **setup-virtual-surround** Set up a virtual 7.1 surround sink for headphones using the PipeWire Spatializer module.
*   **setup-virtualization** Set up and configure virtualization and VFIO.
*   **setup-waydroid** Launch the Waydroid configuration helper. (Alias: configure-waydroid; Usage: ACTION="")
*   **toggle-bt-mic** Toggle Bluetooth headset profile mode to control microphone availability.
*   **toggle-i915-sleep-fix** Toggle fix for i915 sleep issues.
*   **toggle-nvk** Switch between NVIDIA image and NVK.
*   **toggle-password-feedback** Toggle password prompt feedback in terminal (displaying asterisks). (Usage: ACTION="")
*   **toggle-ssh** Toggle SSH availability on boot.
*   **toggle-updates** Turn automatic updates on or off. (Alias: auto-update; Usage: ACTION="prompt")
*   **toggle-user-motd** Toggle display of the user Message of the Day in terminal.
*   **toggle-wol** Enable or disable wake-on-LAN functionality.
*   **toolbox-assemble** Create toolbox containers from a defined manifest. (Usage: CONTAINER="prompt" ACTION="create" FILE="/etc/toolbox/toolbox.ini")
*   **toolbox-new** Create a new custom toolbox. (Usage: IMAGE="prompt" NAME="prompt")
*   **update** Update system, Flatpaks, and containers all at once. (Alias: upgrade)

  

## Best Practices

  

*   **Check the Documentation:** Always run `ujust` by itself or consult the [Bazzite docs](https://docs.bazzite.gg/) to see any updates or additional usage notes for each command.
*   **Reboot When Instructed:** Some commands only take full effect after a reboot or logout in some instances.

  

## Summary

  

The `ujust` utility in Bazzite provides a convenient, centralized way to configure your system, apply fixes, and enable hardware or software features. By offering an extensive list of commands—ranging from driver support to advanced system tweaks—`ujust` helps you tailor Bazzite to your needs without the hassle of manual configuration.

Whether you’re setting up game streaming with Sunshine or adjusting system performance for gaming, `ujust` simplifies these tasks into one-liner commands that are easy to remember and quick to apply.