Any reason dual boot doesn't work out of the box if this uses the Fedora installer ?
Any reason dual boot doesn't work out of the box if this uses the Fedora installer ?
JAh, it probably needs
/usr/bin/kernel-install which does several non-trivial actions in the cliwrapper script. I will just install etckeeper/usr/local so that I can maintain my current workflow.
JYes, I'm testing bazzite on a Steam Deck OLED, and that seems to be the only image+tag that allows a USB keyboard attached to the dock to work at boot (needed to enter password used for FDE).
DIs there a way to disable the thing that asks for a password every time I open my browser? It's super annoying
Dif you want dual boot use separated disk
CIt does, the disclaimer that it's not officially supported means "do it at your own risk, back up everything on an airgapped drive first"
CDid you uninstall/delete kwallet?
DI'm using bazzite deck gnome
CGnome, alright. Did you enable passwordless login?
DI think that's enabled by default in the deck version right?
CI'm not sure
CI don't have a deck, but passwordless login on my laptop made me enter my password upon opening my browser because it has a password manager which by design requires some escalation of privileges to cough up things like credit card info
Twhat browser?
DGoogle chrome
ZWoot? rpm-ostree slows down updates?
Hthink of it as git for your whole OS
when you update, it has to download the new image then "git rebase" all your installed applications onto the new image
in layman terms it essentially "re-installs" the programs installed with rpm-ostree with each new update to the base system
when you update, it has to download the new image then "git rebase" all your installed applications onto the new image
in layman terms it essentially "re-installs" the programs installed with rpm-ostree with each new update to the base system
DWhen using kde I just deleted kwallet and that solved the problem but I don't know what I can delete to resolve this on gnome
ZThree lines button isn't doing the trick
ZDamn. There's some essential apps I need from rpm-ostree that I can't modify any other way
Hthen keep them as rpm-ostree, we are just warning you so you dont install everything with rpm-ostree and get a system that takes hours to update 
Hor get into a situation where it breaks updates in general until you uninstall the packages that stops it from updating (imagine how fun that will be with 300+ layered packages if you went that crazy 
)
)ZI tried getting gphoto2 working through nix but I couldn't get nix to work too reliably sadly
Hyeah if neither nix or distrobox does it for you then rpm-ostree is the last resort which is why we call it last resort 
Hmain point is to avoid people going straight to layering the package they want when it might not be neccessary
ZWell, if one layers 300 packages maybe it's best to setup a custom image
ZAnd let GitHub fix all of that
Hyep, but not everyone here is willing to do that, some are rather new and just want to use the system normally.
ZWith 300 extra packages?
Hit was an example
ZI know haha, would be fun tho
Ha newbie might not know it and just go "oh i will just rpm-ostree to install all my programs"
ZLemme just install the entirety of gnome stack on top of KDE
H
FIs there any way to get the installer to show up only on the external monitor of a docked Deck?
Hdont think so, unless your decks usb mode is set to DRD in the bios, then you should set it to XHCI instead as i think we are still waiting for DRD support to be added to the kernel upstream
Honly thing i can think of if installing through the dock using a monitor is supported
Hnot sure if it is though as i dont run bazzite on the deck
ZIs DRD better than XHCI?
HDRD is dual role device, it supports things like OTG
FI used an external monitor installing bazzite on my OG Deck. Editing the boot command to 1920x1080 worked. I couldn't read anything on the Deck screen, obviously, lol, but the monitor worked fine.
But doing the same doesn't work for the OLED Deck. I set it to 1920x1080 and changed the tag from :39 to :testing, and when the installer comes up, it's spread out across both screens and completely unusable, lol.
But doing the same doesn't work for the OLED Deck. I set it to 1920x1080 and changed the tag from :39 to :testing, and when the installer comes up, it's spread out across both screens and completely unusable, lol.
HXHCI is what has been standard and most normal throughout the life of usb3
ZIs there supposed to be 4 entries on grub? I see two versions of Linux and ostree:0 and ostree:1 on both
ZOTG is a specific thing?
ZThought it was just a name for a type of design
HOTG is on the go, think of it as the ability to mount 1 computer disk that is on, onto another computer that is on using an usb cable, assuming the computer youre connecting supports DRD
KNo problem. I'm installing on a fresh PC that doesn't have anything important. I've done this a lot
KOnly keeping windows around since I want to try The Finals
KWorst come to worse I'll just wipe windows and try it later
Hkinda is, if a device supports DRD it can act like your phone does when you connect it to the pc
do you want to charge, transfer files or transfer media? etc
do you want to charge, transfer files or transfer media? etc
Hhowever DRD support is not in the fedora kernel yet i believe, so XHCI mode is the only one supported, and a recent bios update to the steamdeck changed the default usb mode from XHCI to DRD
ZThat's why that has been weird
