I don't think Lenovo legion has ties with fedora
I don't think Lenovo legion has ties with fedora
ALegion laptops 0 official Linux support
AFun fact Lenovo is the largest laptop manufacturer with more than 200m ThinkPads sold
A0 kernel support too, driver is out of tree
KThey don't, but ThinkPad guy who's already driving sales coming to you saying do this as a lot more weight than "hobbyist"
KWow brew is so cool! It's actually Crazy how you can manage your whole operating system without sudo dnf 
Btw, do you ever tried the nix packagemanager?
Btw, do you ever tried the nix packagemanager?
KWe used to ship it as an option until it broke selinux
�Does the Steam Game Mode → Settings → System → Beta Participation → OS Update Channel combo box do anything?
KDamn
JI don't get the bazzite context to this post though, no one seems to have brought bazzite up?
Jthe reddit post I mean
KIt used to, a recent update to how we do updates broke it, and I will be fixing it as part of our Fedora 40 launch
ARent free
Jhahaha
KThe idea is it rebases between our two testing branches and stable
Jlotta that going around
Jthe reason I bring the lenovo/fedora thing up is they've been working together for a while, and if it's like "hey there's friction here with us trying to do foo, bar, and baz; what's the trick" then we can all figure out how fedora and lenovo have been working together already and then just copy that
�That’s what I figured it was supposed to do, and that’s pretty neat anyway!
TI got an error saying I need to load the kernel first when rebooting after secure boot
�I assume there really isn’t anything building yet for bazzite 40 or else I would probably have found it already?
Jlike, if they end up in a spot where it's "we don't officially support linux but if we do these handful of things and then a ton of enthusiasts love our gear" then that puts them in the better spot. Then the existing lenovo linux people can be like "hey so after you get a good relationship going here's how you put the bios on LVFS" and so on.
Jor ideally internally they're like "hey so a bunch of nerds are putting linux on the Go and we're lost, how do I do the least amount of work and get them to not hate us"
KThat means you didn't enroll the key
NI think Lenovo is the only manufacturers who tries to care about Linux support, at least on the thinkpad side
KTheir laptops have always just worked for me
KGranted I've never purchased a gaming laptop
NI could never
KI don't know, that framework 16 is looking mighty saucy
NI've been eyeing a Thinkpad Z16 or Macbook Pro 16inch
NReason: they have haptic touchpads and I kinda want that
KShould be starting up soon
AAnd out of nowhere bluetooth is working again
Lbazussy
KMain has been on the same kernel for like 2 weeks
KAnd the Bluetooth library for about a month
KWe are having a funny computer moment
AI dunno why the hell my bluetooth headphones just started working today and not previously
AThat's bizarre as hell
AComputersssssss
TI’ll try the command again I swear I did it
KAfter the command when you reboot you'll be presented a MOK enrollment screen
KYou must complete that processs
KThanks.
Sir? Is there a reason to use brew over distrobox?
Sir? Is there a reason to use brew over distrobox?
KBrew is cool for CLI tools on host
KThat's it's benefit over distrobox
KBoth have a place
KSo probably Not for me ...
Dintegration with host system
TSo I just click continue or another one of those options
TI just did continue
