SI don't think they make them that big
5Darn
Elol
EI'm the sad kid that got a gameboy pocket right before the color released.
EAt least it was light, crisp, and battery efficient.
ESo it had that.
SI got a ds just as the 3ds came out lol
5I had a color but none of the good games cause I was a little kid who didn’t know what to buy
5I got a sega genesis when the ps2 came out
5I’d say you could get a desk monitor mount but your one such a budget. Maybe just learn to live with it
SHow much display latency is bad for a controller player lol
5Settings?
5My Samsung tv needed stuff changed
SIDK I'm asking in general because I might just use my quest 2 as the display of choice even if it's a 2 inch screen with 5 pounds of weight on my face
Dbeen trying to setup automatic unlock using a usb drive, and found a slightly better method described here: https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-us/red_hat_enterprise_linux/8/html/security_hardening/configuring-automated-unlocking-of-encrypted-volumes-using-policy-based-decryption_security-hardening turns out Bazzite already comes included with clevis out of the box, will try this out and see how it goes
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Dim using Rocky Linux 8.9, but kinda hate how the default user created is not in wheel and root account has to be activated, i don't really like having root accounts active, anybody know what's a good RHEL distro for minimal server these days?
Dthe server is going to be a small server that sits somewhere in my network that will host tang
5Yeah just do this
SIs there a con to having secure boot permanently disabled? Only reason i ask is because i recently had a weird issue where my pc wouldnt boot up at all after doing a hard reset. No bios no bazzite just no image coming from hdmi. Unplugged and plugged back in the power and i was given a load the kernel first message so i disabled secure boot and its all fine now. Is there any risk of having secure boot off forever?
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Tyou didn't enroll our key
Knot if they didn't get a bios
Tyou could enroll it and turn secure boot back on
Kseparate issue
Toh
Twhat
Teh, honestly imo, secure boot isn't even worth having on a desktop anyways
Tim not a security expert by any means though
SI did tho. Thats how i was fine for the past few weeks up until today. Then this happened and i got the kernel message so i disabled secure boot and was fine afterwards
Talright sorry for the assumption
Ti still stand by not caring to have secure boot turned on personally
Dim in the same camp, you have to be careful about enabling it and enrolling your own custom keys and removing microsoft keys, ive heard of people bricking their systems doing this on some boards. I'd buy a system76 system with coreboot at some point in the future just to get away from secureboot
SNo worries lol. Yeah I figured itd be fine to have it disabled since the pc bazzite is installed to is essentially a console and nothing more. I dont use it ever for general browsing and other pc use.
Tmy chromebook runs coreboot rn
SWhat does secure boot even do?
Dprotects you against rootkits, which is malware at the bootloader level
Dwell... its supposed to do that
SHow does one end up catching that? Downloading malicious files?
5but mostly a tool for microsoft to stop people from installing linux
Dit became apparent it was just microsoft trying to lock PCs down
Dthat can be a way yes, malware just alters the bootloader so it always loads on boot and goes undetected by antivirus scanners, and sits on your computer, either logging everything you do, or punches holes in your network to allow bad actors to infiltrate
SInteresting. Well fingers crossed that doesnt happen to me lol I just wanna game
Dnah, just don't download things from shady places, which bazzite helps you do that
Dyou gotta go out of your way to install malware, the only way you can download anything bad is randomly downloading stuff from shady websites, or if official repos would be compromised, which i think they have contingencies for anyway
Dthe shadiest thing you can do on linux is install random things off the AUR tbh, on bazzite you need distrobox for that. The only thing distrobox would have access to is your home dir, not sure if it can even get your /usr directory, i don't think so
T/usr is read-onlyDah right, even better haha, its why i went from fulltime EOS to Bazzite too, security is better for this and other reasons
Don Bazzite you get selinux out of the box too, which is one more layer to protect yourself, if all you do is download and play games from reputable places and keep your system up to date, there's nothing to worry about, just follow best safe practices
TSELinux is so nice! saddens me when i hear people take it out of enforcing mode sometimes 
