I'm open for all Linux versions as long as the end control stays in OUR hands and not any comercial
I'm open for all Linux versions as long as the end control stays in OUR hands and not any comercial company...Thats all i say for this topic...
©I used to love RedHat until they went comercial years ago...
©I even contributed to make RPM better in those days...
Hnothing stops you from downloading the build files from copr and manually compiling the packages
©I know i know...was just asking if they had an automated system like AUR, but seems not
Athey have the same system and a compilation system on top
Aso you host both the build files and binaries
©Oh so i can download a single file and execute it to make it download all dependencies and compile in one go?
Ayes, or download the binary that you know was built from those files for free
©Hmmm interesting, ok might try it in near future then 
AWhat product should go for lenovo legion go or steamdeck oled or rog ally?
SI’d say the Steam Deck OLED. My main reasoning is cost-to-performance, longer battery life, and I basically live or die by these trackpads
ASo u recommend steamdeck oled more than any new handheld deck..
SIt’s definitely where I would recommend starting, yeah.
SLower barrier of entry, Valve is actively and constantly developing it, and you don’t have to stress Windows having a really shitty handheld experience.
AHey up to you if you want to tinker with your device
AApart from the lower wattage, if you're fine with SteamOS get the SD OLED
AHigher wattage will wield better perf docked and the SD screen has potato resolution
A800p is usable for games and close to the render target you'll have on battery, but 1080p to 2k is nicer to look at when it comes to text at least
AController wise the legion go matches the SD OLED minus the left touchpad and stick touch detection
AAnd the ally is lighter
AAnd both can be found cheaper than the steam deck in a lot of countries
KI paid almost $900 CAD to Valve after tax and shipping and such for a 512gb launch (non-OLED, the original one) Steam Deck, so I can totally believe the other devices would be cheaper.
KHonestly regretted that purchase for the amount I didn't actually use it
AFor me the SD is not powerful enough to use docked and I suspected it would not work well with a general use distro
I got the go as a laptop replacement
I got the go as a laptop replacement
AAnd it actually worked out great
AThe CPU power makes it very fast compared to 2-3x priced gaming laptops and it's easy to travel with
A+ game at the airport which is a great flex
AConfused
SYes.. However it 100% depends on your use case. If you plan on staying plugged in and want more power go for something else. Personally I only own OLED, I don’t have any traditional LCD displays left in my house so the deck was the only option for me. Plus I like the trackpads, and the longer battery life. Performance is good enough for any game I want to play on the go. If I want to play a AAA title I will stream it or play it on pc
BI am having an issue where a ▯ appers instead of text in gnome apps on my laptop
Krm -rf ~/.cache/fontconfigKthen restart
BWill give it a shot
BAlso what command does just update runs in bazzite-arch distrobox
Kbazzite-arch is no longer used here, hasn't been for many months
KSteam is layered to provide steam input on wayland & HDR support
Kand make desktop images match deck ones
Kujust updateand is the same as that system update utility on your desktop
BWell it is trying to update arch and it is failing because some pgp signatures error and i would like to fix that
BAlso i added the update shortcut manually
KThat's gonna be specific to your distrobox arch image, you have several options
K1: Delete it if you're not using it
K2: Delete & recreate it
K3: Resolve the issue w/ pacman by entering the box and fixing what's needed
Kujust update is configured to ignore distrobox errors and treat them as non-fatal
Kso it's not preventing updates if arch is having a temporary hiccup
Qyou probably just need to pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring in the distrobox
B@Kyle Gospo Found something that should be included on Bazzite Portal it is called Boxbuddy (https://github.com/Dvlv/BoxBuddyRS) which is on flathub
GitHub
A Graphical Interface for Distrobox. Contribute to Dvlv/BoxBuddyRS development by creating an account on GitHub.
