Yeah Im planning on having like a small windows install just to unpack repacks or something similar
Yeah Im planning on having like a small windows install just to unpack repacks or something similar
Toh well this might make things a little more difficult
Thttps://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=129
at your own risk, here's the dual boot guide especially if you plan on having windows on the same drive as bazzite
at your own risk, here's the dual boot guide especially if you plan on having windows on the same drive as bazzite
Universal Blue
Dual booting can work through two methods: Manual partitioning, which is not supported by upstream, on the same drive Installing the other operating system(s) on a separate drive Dual booting Bazzite with Windows on the same drive works better with Windows already installed before Bazzite. General Guide for the Same Drive Special thanks to C...
Tsorry if a lot of this seems a little over complicated. we are basically at the limitation of fedora's installer, fedora silverblue/kinoite not really supporting manual partitioning for dual booting, limitations with OCI
Tthings will change eventually and there's a lot of things in the works right now to improve all of this
Tright now, we have some growing pains but eventually it should be a better process as the year goes on
SYeah it's fine I'll just look up some alternative ways to activate and unpack repacks
SIt's the quirks of getting a new OS
SAre there any essential apps I should install once I get into the deck UI/desktop mode?
Tthere's a first-boot setup utility that allows you to install additional software
Tlooks like this
T
SI'm currently backing up all my current saves and stuff
Does mod organizer 2 work on Linux?
Does mod organizer 2 work on Linux?
Ti cant tell you from experience
Ti found this though
TGitHub
An easy-to-use Mod Organizer 2 installer for Linux - GitHub - rockerbacon/modorganizer2-linux-installer: An easy-to-use Mod Organizer 2 installer for Linux
Tyes MO2 works
Tthanks for letting me know. the only mod manager i ever used on linux was for lethal company which was ported to linux (the mod manager that is)
TI have installed it with SteamTinkerLaunch way too many times despite not playing any relevant games
SThank the nine so Bethesda modding is gonna be A okay
Tr2modman?
KWe include most, but I'd wait until Friday imo
Tyup
Trisk of rain 2 mod manager has a linux port
KWe're about to launch a big update
SMean I'll just be able to update to it right or am I misunderstanding how Linux works?
KYou can if you like
KOr just start right on the newest
KYour call
Tyeah the update should actually happen automatically through a background upgrade and reboot. lots of issues and nice stuff in this update friday though
Tso you might have a better first impression
SId rather install it now, because I have access to a USB drive rn that I'm borrowing
Tok then no problem
Tdesktop images automatically update daily anyways
Tso next time you reboot you are on the latest
Tthere's a certain irony about how one of the old selling points about Linux is never needing to reboot to install updates
Tnow I restart or shut down more often than I ever have
Twell you can keep your PC on as long as you want. next time it boots it will actually be up to date
Tand rollbacks exist in case something breaks
Tso that's nice
SOkay what settings should I use in rufus?
KDefaults
SI got this error.
SYeah sorry for taking a pic with my phone don't have discord on my pc
Tthat's not an error. it's asking a question
SWhich one should I pick then ISO image mode?
KThe recommended, default
Tstart with the recommended one, then switch if it doesn't work
Tthis is generally applicable advice for many prompts that may come up
SWhen I get to the loader should I pick deck or desktop?
Twhich device are you installing to?
