Is there a way for theming to work on distrobox export apps?
Is there a way for theming to work on distrobox export apps?
Kif they're in ~/ it should be used
Kif they're in /usr, install the same theme in the box
PThanks
RHey all - looking at potentially moving over to Bazzite, but wanted to get a feel if it would satisfy a couple use case scenarios that I can’t seem to effectively work in SteamOS -
Particularly looking at getting docker setup so I can run an Everquest server emulator on the same OS as everything else. Currently I have SteamOS and windows 10 dual booted on a 2tb drive, but trying to whittle away at getting things working all on the Linux side of the house versus windows. The specific project I’m referencing in the link below. Although podman could work, I just don’t have the brain cells to translate his docker-compose over to a podman-compose;
https://github.com/Akkadius/akk-stack
Particularly looking at getting docker setup so I can run an Everquest server emulator on the same OS as everything else. Currently I have SteamOS and windows 10 dual booted on a 2tb drive, but trying to whittle away at getting things working all on the Linux side of the house versus windows. The specific project I’m referencing in the link below. Although podman could work, I just don’t have the brain cells to translate his docker-compose over to a podman-compose;
https://github.com/Akkadius/akk-stack
GitHub
Containerized EverQuest Emulator Server Environment - GitHub - Akkadius/akk-stack: Containerized EverQuest Emulator Server Environment
Kwe don't ship docker by default, but it can be installed as it is on #
bluefin
bluefinKthere's also the podman-docker package which tries to implement docker on top of podman
Kmay work for your use case
Keither way, what you want is definitely doable one way or another
IInfo about disabling automatic updates would be useful to have on this page: https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=36
(Constant updates are great if you're not on a low bandwidth/shared connection, or if they're limit-able)
(Constant updates are great if you're not on a low bandwidth/shared connection, or if they're limit-able)
Universal Blue
Updates [System Updates] How do updates work? Bazzite updates all of the changes made specifically in Bazzite itself, updates from Fedora’s base packages, and user applications installed. Desktop images (bazzite, bazzite-nvidia, etc.) System updates happen automatically daily on a schedule and when the hardware is not under heavy use (like pl...
RGot it, thank you Kyle. Yeah I’ve tried 6 ways to Sunday getting docker running on SteamOS, but run into the roadblock of having to disable the read only, and then of course, having to deal with restoring after updates.
NThe Bazzite intro video isn’t playing for me on :latest, have run the command
NAny ideas?
Ti linked the documentation at the bottom previously ("Configuring Automatic Updates") but i updated it to have its own dedicated section
Tstill links to the same documentation
CGUYS BRACE YOURSELVES, I MAY BUY AN ALLY IN THIS MOMENT
�Hey guys for some reason TF2 keeps crashing. I’m using the Linux runtime environment but it still crashes.
�(I’m using Bazzite on steam deck)
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CIT'S THE CHEAPEST IT HAS EVER BEEN, FROM 17K MXN (1K USD) TO JUST 650 USD
C@Kyle Gospo prepare yourself for my own silly bug reports that could have been solved if I just read the readme
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CI was gonna wait until May, but not even with bank bonifications I could grab it at this price, boyfriend is gonna help, I'll finally be useful, not only for translating, but for actually testing stuff 
LHave you used
ujust patch-source1-tcmalloc
�Should I type that in a terminal
KGamingOnLinux
Valve are still updating Team Fortress 2 (TF2), and a bigger technical update is currently in the works that will bring 64bit and Vulkan support to the Linux version.
Kthis is a better fix
KI'd just do this
�It seems like Linux runtime sniper isn’t showing up when I look for it
CWhat would be the best way to install Bazzite, downloading the latest Bazzite ISO, or first installing Silverblue and then rebase to Bazzite? 
CThe moment I bring home my new shiny device, I'll immediately install bazzite
MYou should probably make sure to run the MCU updates while windows is still installed. I know BIOS updates are fine from external USBs but idk about controller firmware like that
CThanks for the advice @matt_schwartz , so what do you suggest, should I go straight to the Bazzite ISO, or should I go to Silverblue and then rebase to Bazzite?
MI haven’t tested Bazzite on my Ally in a while but I think the normal install ISO is fine these days
CAlrighty then! I'll go ahead and start downloading the iso to flash it
KBasically if you have issues, just use the stock Fedora kinoite or silverblue installer
KOtherwise the ISO is good
Cfollowing instructions to the t
CDidn't know FMW was available for mac, neat!
CAlright, image has been written, now to wait 1 and a half excruciating hours of waiting before I get off work
CSince the rpm fusion repo's steam doesn't install correctly with rpm-ostree, and you're not using the steam flatpak, how do you (I.e. the bazzite project, not a bazzite user) get steam installed on the bazzite images?
CAFAIK, is ported directly from SteamOS
DGitHub
Bazzite is an OCI image that serves as an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck, and a ready-to-game SteamOS-like for desktop computers, living room home theater PCs, and numerous other h...
DIt still uses steam from rpmfusion with workaround
KThe new topgrade powered ublue update is on the testing branch if anyone wants to try it
KUse
ujust updatebluez 5.72 in the next build as well
RIt works great
