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SI deleted and reinstalled them multiple times from discovery store
Asingle nvme slot 
CYeah but...
CIt's so stupidly pretty
Ano oculink
CWas there an option to delete all data associated with them, and did you select it?
SThere was not
C441 USD, damn good price too
Ai even told you about it
SI deleted it from the store there wasn't an option to deleted everything unless I missed it
Ibreathe
Ano oculink left me upset, could have been a good mini pc for a showcase pc, like looping music or images or videos
SWhere's the delete all user data button
Ai dont breathe, and i dont sleep
A
Ais me
SAll I get is a remove button
Aopen the page of heroic, check if a red pop-up appears, should say "delete all user files" or something similar
SNo such button
SOr popup
SWait how do I take a screenshot on Linux?
Aremain on the page, install it and remove it again, see if it appears
SI installed, removed it again multiple times lol
Aalright, i am done with tips, good luck friend
A
SSo my only option now is to completely reinstall Bazzite?
AIf the logs say nothing, yeah
CDepending on what happened, and how you do it, a complete reinstall may not help
CThe problem is not the operating system
CIt is your data, and something you did to it, which must be deleted
CSo it is probably easier and better to just figure out what the issue is instead of trying to reinstall the OS which is already not the problem
SThe only thing I could've done is this app called portal appeared telling me heroic entered the background and I pressed allow
CYou have also been very crudely messing with drive mounting, which is what has broken Silverblue three of the four times I have ever seen it break
CThere's a reason I was recommending very specific ways to handle that, rather than what just appears to kind of work for unknown reasons
VMaybe this is a niche use of Bazzite, but I have a Bazzite instance that I run in a VM. Today, it started freezing up when logging in via Wayland. X does not freeze up after login. I spun up a brand new Bazzite VM, to test and it also freezes up when attempting to login via Wayland. Anyone see anything along these lines? I'm wondering if maybe it's related to a recent update or something.
SYeah so could drives do that? I don't think they would because I didn't effect the fedora drive where I think heroic is installed
CDepends. It's a low chance but I imagine there could be something like a leftover config file pointing to a games folder on a drive which it can't find again or doesn't have permission to access this time
CI am not blaming you or upset, and I wish I had the energy right now to make my tone sound more friendly - One of those four drive mounting mistakes was mine, and it bricked my entire system rather than just two apps. This should be fixable
CHave you changed any permissions in Flatseal?
SNo none at all
SNone that I know of
CIs there a
GamesYes, there there is
SOnly folder inside is
Heroic