good news is by the time it leaves early access it'll work perfectly in linux 😉
good news is by the time it leaves early access it'll work perfectly in linux 
EAlways wait the exclusives out myself
MIs Bazzite-asus just for asus laptops or desktops with asus motherboards as well?
Kmainly geared toward laptops, I can't think of any asus desktop that need special drivers
Mnice, that’s what I figured
MRecently reworked my desktop storage to have 4TB NVME and a 2TB SSD just for Linux
JWhen rebasing to bazzite-gnome, what does the latest tag mean? The latest stable, i.e., 39?
ZLatest means fedora 39
Zit'll always mean current
JThere are three 39 variant tags on that image: 39, 39-unstable, and 39-testing. So at this moment , latest = 39?
ZSorry I was in the wrong channel, disregard my answer
Zmy bad
Hlatest = latest
as in since fedora 39 is released, latest = 39
when fedora 40 is released, latest changes automatically to be latest = 40
the other ones "unstable" and "testing" are just what they say they are
as in since fedora 39 is released, latest = 39
when fedora 40 is released, latest changes automatically to be latest = 40
the other ones "unstable" and "testing" are just what they say they are
Hso if you are on the
:latestLatest is the newest build we mark as stable
KAt the moment it's a fedora 39 build
KIn the future latest will be a fedora 40 build and you'll get that automatically
JI did find out that rebasing to bazzite-deck on an NVidia laptop definitely does not work.
KKeep an eye on nvk, that should be your ticket to gamescope on Nvidia
JI'm just trying to move an existing Silverblue installation over to a Steam Deck. I don't think I'll need anything NVidia after this.
Pfor anyone else waiting, fedora 39 support just got merged in for sunshine 
CNice!
Cbtw @KyleGospo apologies in advance for pinging - it turns out to be a btrfs issue (or at least a formatting issue) ext4 seems to work well, installed 800gb worth of stuff
C^ that’s regarding the “storage full” issue I reported yesterday even though there’s 400gb left
KFeel free to ping me anytime for good news like this
KShame you can't use btrfs but I'll take it
KJust for my curiosity, what hardware is this?
KThe SD card I mean, not the handheld
C>egs: early access 
Dis there any status of the bluez bug where bluetooth devices won't pair?
KI was not able to reproduce this, if you're having errors please report them upstream
KI am happy to backport patches as they are made
Cit s a sandisk extreme pro 1tb on a legion go
Creally curious why this happened tho, wish I saved some logs
KSame here because I have the same SD card
ESame card here too. No issues with it and BTRFS
Jbazzite doesn't allow layering
etckeeper because it pulls in the dnf/usr/bin/dnf. This doesn't happen in a Silverblue installation.JHow do other bazzite users version control their
/etc
Twe're supposed to version control it?
DI don't think most of us do. I only manage my home directory and dev tools with home-manager/nix
ENo need to version control it
Pi have wondered how it would be done, but i personally don't have a need. my edits in /etc are very minimal.
CYeah I don't version control it, I have maybe one or two context specific files added and one fstab edit
JWell, I generally do it with
etckeeper, but I can't layer it on bazzite.Pi've just layered it without issues. no idea how to configure/test/use but it's on my system.
JHmmm, I'm on bazzite-deck-gnome.
Pi'm on
bazzitecd /etc && sudo etckeeper init sets up the repo. Then sudo etckeeper commit "initial commit" checks your /etcdone, seemed to work fine.
JI like to version control it because
rpm-ostree/etcwell, we've confirmed it can work. issue lies either in adding gnome, or something deck related.
