how does immutable distros like bazzite handle system updates
how does immutable distros like bazzite handle system updates
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SI installed bazzite-deck on a ryzen/radeon6600 system and wanted to disable the services, but I guess I didn't need to anymore
Sworks REALLY REALLY WELL
Kthey default disable if you aren't on Jupiter hardware (deck)
Kbut docs should still be accurate
Krpm-ostree updateKon desktop there's automatic updates in the background
Kon deck you can update from game mode, just like SteamOS
EWe're working on implementing a new kernel
KGalileo looks to be the new Jupiter
Kgonna have to update our checks to also check for that
EProbably just busy
EThat the OLED?
Kyep
EMan... The pricing for the 512gb model isn't that bad but no way could I justify it
CSome day I would like one, I think
CJob first
CAnd top end desktop
ESame situation. Job first.
EFinishing a cert tomorrow, scheduling a CompTIA exam that goes hand in hand with their cert tonight. Hopefully helps a little 
CNice!
CI'm racking up time on an 'internship' where I'm basically doing 30h of freelance work for a past professor scattered over four months, but his company is one of the highest profile open source small businesses out there
EThat's awesome. That should help significantly
CFingers crossed 
I'm also gradually picking apart how to use GTK4 properly to make an image switcher app, and planning to poke some bears about potentially making the first truly official chromium-based-browser Flatpak happen
I'm also gradually picking apart how to use GTK4 properly to make an image switcher app, and planning to poke some bears about potentially making the first truly official chromium-based-browser Flatpak happen
CIf I can get a second specific person in one thread to hash out details, I think it's possible
CThe trouble is getting in touch with them
ESounds very promising. Would be nice to have both lol
CMy thoughts as well lol
CIf you've heard of htmx or hyperscript, he designed both. Great guy, and I learned a LOT from him
CI do think it'll help a lot to have that connection on my resume
CI should probably look into getting some certifications too, though
EThat's really cool. Internships usually go a long way. I went to school with a couple friends that interned at IBM and were offered positions there right after. It helps to have work experience from the get go
CI've had my eye on IBM/RH and AMD, if I can get in the door with either of them
ERH or Canonical would be a dream
CI may not be a big fan of Canonical but I'd probably take it over a "defense" contractor these days
EI live about 2 hours away from a ton of def contractors and I've had good luck landing interviews with them. Problem is relocating to a significantly more dangerous area
CAhhh
CYeah, one of my three most promising leads was Raytheon, but then I ended up in a city three hours away from the factory where they would really want me
CDefense contractors are way ahead of the curve on smart manufacturing, which is one of my specialties
EI'm by Lockheed, Cobham, Raytheon, and a few others
VMy CCNA teacher worked for Lockheed
VWe hear a lot of stories that'd make you a bit worried https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/867883465714302987.webp?size=48&name=hlGaben&quality=lossless
CIf I'd stayed where I grew up and gone for Aerospace Engineering instead of what I do, I would've been applying to Lockheed for sure
EI have no doubt about it lol
Ti think we are from the same state... im just not as close to the blast zone like you 
ECO?
Tnvm
TPA
VFor example, they had a BIG problem with employees putting their passwords on post-its right next to their computer.
Tall 3 are there too
