Hhappens on steamos too
Hbeen going on for at least half a month
VChecks out
A@KyleGospo sorry for the stupid question but i want to help a friend of mine install bazzite on his ally since there's an image for it now, can i just tell him to download the 2.02 release from github and will it be included in that?
KYeah, the releases are online installers that you can just pick any image you want and you'll get the latest version
Apog
RRemove layers?
II can't remember if it was you who posted the image, but using rpm-ostree install adds layers(?) on the image. If you haven't done that, then I think it's irrelevant.
VKDE
VAlways used KDE, probably will until I can no longer
ROH! Ok. So remove everything I installed and then update? Hmm.
RIs there a way to do that all in one go? Or do I just uninstall one by one?
Vrpm-ostree remove package package package
VYou can do multiple, you still have to list them
Vafaik
Vrpm-ostree reset might work
R
Bwhat are the system checks that ublue-updater runs before updating, as mine just
Bgave me a
Bmessage " Harware checks failed, but update is available"
KBattery level and drive space usually
Bits
Ba PC and has 6TB of NVME
Bsorry about the multimessage, cat on edge of keyboard
Bevery time she moved her tail it was hitting enter 
R
HLove a typical cat on keyboard issue
LBazzite installed lutris alongside Steam on first setup, but it in a flatpak. Do people recommend using it for epic games? I am wondering if my this set up would be made better by putting heroic launcher or another copy of Lutrus in the arch distrobox steam is in by default.
Toh the arch distrobox container method is actually discontinued on bazzite. it's still maintained and intended for other setups outside of bazzite, like another linux distro, but yeah... Steam and Lutris are now layered onto the image as native RPM applications. Heroic works well as a Flatpak though
LOh, I didn’t realize! So, if I remove my whole Steam install, get rid of the distro box, and run the bazzite setup again, will I have it installed natively?
Tit should be installed natively already
Hthe native packages should already be there and you can safely remove the bazzite-arch container (assuming you have not installed anything yourself inside it)
Thmm im going to test something here
Has they will use the same config files as the bazzite-arch versions
T@leaferiksen enter in a terminal:
rpm-ostree status to make sure you're up to dateTmake sure you're on
:latest: and let me know what it says under Timestamp:Tor just simply search for Steam and if you see multiple copies and one that doesnt say (on bazzite-arch) then it's there
Tunless you installed it as a flatpak (can double check in Discover (KDE) or GNOME Software (GNOME) and see if you can install it in either of the Flathub remotes)
LGood news! I am the only crazy person here
LSeemingly I swapped from using a distro box version to a non-distro box version without noticing. I confirmed by looking through my trash, and finding two different desktop shortcuts I had deleted, the older one linked to nonexistent distrobox image, and the newer one linked to my existing install.
LI’m on the :latest image track, I don’t know where to find timestamp: but everything looks good, thanks for the help!
Htimestamp would be the version itself like
Version: 39.20231201.0 (2023-12-01T22:33:11Z)LEverything before the parentheses matches! The difference is probably just cause I’m using nvidia images
J@KyleGospo I kicked off bazzite builds
Joh hey you can probably skip building framework/bazzite?
KThat was the goal, glad it worked
KIf you didn't even notice it worked 
LI thought I must’ve done a a reinstall of steam at some point, but the that is way cooler! Amazing work!
MBtw thanks for chiming in on that Nobara thread @KyleGospo , so much progress in the past 24 hours
Joooh link me up!
