I assume because it's downloading a compiled image
I assume because it's downloading a compiled image
VI believe there are speed improvements coming
FIt has to update whole initramfs instead of just karg changes compared to the normal
rpm-ostree kargs
FNo, it does not do that on boot screen,
it does what I described above
it does what I described above
Fwhen you do normal
rpm-ostree upgrade
VOh, I wasn't talking about the bootscreen, I was talking about rpm-ostree taking an eternity to run in general.
VNot the updating kargs
Fmy bad
V2 different topics, hard to follow lol
VI will say my least favourite part about bazzite on my deck is update times
VMy PC's not so bad because it just does them
VMy Deck I have to stop using, update it (Usually in desktop mode because I don't trust the game mode updater lol) and then either use it or put it away
KOkay I rebooted again and waiting 6m47sec and it finally completed, automatically rebooted, and then booted normally.
KFreaked me out though since a boot up that long out of nowhere made me think my system was randomly FUBAR
VAre auto-updates still enabled on bazzite desktop?
VI heard something about them being disabled.
VIt's normal, not very frequent, I believe only when kernel changes are made.
KOkay now that I know I won't freak out next time. I've never used an immutable distro before the end of Dec, haven't seen that yet, and so had no idea that was even a thing, so a boot time that long with a process running with 'unlimited' as a timer on boot made me think broken install.
KAnd googling it on my phone got me basically nuffin 
VQuite new approaches/tech, google can be patchy on info
VIf in doubt just ask here 
KWell, yes, the issue was that so far as I could tell, I couldn't ask here as my PC couldn't boot (Well, until I ctrlaltdel and loaded the older image, so go immutable! 
)
)VIt's a learning experience, I'll say that much lmfao
VBefore using Bazzite I was already on Fedora Kinoite so it's been a while since I went through the motions of being at the beginning of it all. Definitely still nowhere near an expert on it tho lol
Nsending it now, gonna try daily driving bazzite, hope it sticks and i can actually move to linux
Nlast night testrun was pretty great so i feel like it's a good time for me to jump on
Wwow, that grey sure is purple
Nviewing angles aren't great
Wnaw, they're prrrfect, I love me some purple.
Ni need to calibrate them one of these days but i feel like the monitor is gonna give out before then lol
A@Jan disable
CONFIG_SECURITY_LOCKDOWN_LSM_EARLYprobably should be done upstream too
Rbazzite / fedora are peak linux if ya ask me
Rso hopefully you enjoy your stay
Ni enjoy fedora on my laptop a lot
Nthough i never tried silverblue/kinoite
QI'd love to use kinoite as my Linux install, but I had too many annoyances with dev tools so I'm using regular Fedora KDE for now
QI'm sure stuff like that will be worked out eventually though
RHas anybody had any opportunity to test Bazzite/Bluefin on Tuxedo computers? I have one of their laptops on the way to me (Pulse 14 gen 3). From what I'm aware, they have kernel drivers/dkms located at https://gitlab.com/tuxedocomputers/development/packages/tuxedo-drivers
VUsing aurora on my laptop
A@Kyle Gospo so good news and bad news on the LGO with the gamescope fix. It does fix the refresh rate slider, but the latest testing branch seems to introduce the 60hz 30fps cap bug. I suspect maybe it's due to kernel 6.7?
Nhuh so that's why i had to raise my cap for fh4 to 120 to get 60
Aanyways, reverting back to stable branch for now
Nthe post install has begun :Yay:
Agah, should've reverted back to my prior version, instead of deploying stable again
Astable is on 6.7
Atime to find the last version of bazzite on 6.6
Mhttps://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/pkgs/container/bazzite-deck you can look at the manifests to see which kernel each built images uses
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JI'm kinda against it, because having the lockdown module loaded ahead of time could prevent fiddling with things ahead of time, plus I am unsure if this will really allow you to disable it
Jbut I can look into it
Abazzite supports rolling back to builds from specific dates, i'm trying to track down which date was the last build with 6.6
e.g.
e.g.
