Well, think about it, Arch ain't an atomic distro, and the Manjaro team is a bit lacking, so the mos
Well, think about it, Arch ain't an atomic distro, and the Manjaro team is a bit lacking, so the most logical choice would be to base it on Fedora
CUnless they go crazy, which IDK, they might 
VArch can be atomic
VOS-Tree isn't the only way to make an atomic Linux system
Kthere's an arch ostree now
VAh didn't know that
VThis would be true either way
KGitHub
A tool for building an archlinux OSTree tree and deploying it. - GitHub - M1cha/archlinux-ostree: A tool for building an archlinux OSTree tree and deploying it.
AYou can also go the chimera route and nuke the whole drive every update
CSo do you guys think that they are gonna continue using Arch, or they are going the easy route and use fedora
VOr the holoISO approach where you make the user reinstall the OS
AI think they kinda have to use arxg
Kmanjaro is an arch fork
Kso they're almost surely going to continue using arch
VWhy would they use Fedora, realistically?
Kand probably DDOS the aur
AUsing a weird iso from a Russian free domain mirror
Hagain***
VWas going to say, one asterisk is not enough
CHmm I guess so
LSpeaking on Arch (and yes, I know it's a more distrobox question than anything), but are both Arch and Crystal Linux boxes that we can do have direct access to the AUR?
KTechnically any distro has access to the AUR now
KDistrobox my beloved
CBecause a lot of the technology of atomic distros is based around Fedora, I mean, Bazzite is based in Fedora because the wonderful Universal Blue platform makes it a lot easier, is there a platform like that for Arch? Are there any "arch images" out there?
CMaybe I'm just a dumbo, a donut, but that's what I see
KClosest thing to ready made is going to be what Chimera OS did
KThat Arch OS tree project has promise too
VThe biggest immutable distro in the world right now is arch-based lol
C
AAnd the fzr code is like 700 lines
CWhaaaat? Which one?
V...SteamOS
AAnd it's built on GitHub free minutes and prayers
CI mean, it never crossed my mind, but yeah, you are technically correct, the best kind of correct
ASo bluetooth headphones are still stuffed in Bazzite then?
AI think daddy red hat's money is a big part of why bazzite is possible
ACopr and ostree are daddy red hat money
CI guess I've never thought of SteamOS as a "distro" but why wouldn't be?
AWhereas arch is like the dad that went out for cigarettes
AYou just drop a pkgbuild on aur and it's just the file
AAnd then they get fussy if you can't install it on an arch distro
CI must confess, that until Bazzite, I never, NEVER had a good experience with Fedora
AYeah ok bazzite continues to hate my Bluetooth headphones... Which is very sucky for playing my deck on my commute to work...
KWorks fine here, Galaxy Buds pro
KI'll see if there's been any updates upstream that we might be missing
AIt might be some models of headphones but I see Sennheiser ones like mine seem to not play nice with the bluetooth stack in Bazzite
KWe don't touch much of the bt stack
CAnd I've been trying to like Fedora since before they stopped naming their releases after scientists and started to name them silly stuff like spherical cows
KJust minor patches from Valve
AThere's an issue for it which I tried to do the solution on but still no dice
AGitHub
I'm having issues connecting and using my Bluetooth headset (Sennheiser hd450se). I use deck-gnome 39 on both my steam deck and htpc. I did not have issues on bazzite 38. I've tried updatin...
