The best thing about this project is I run a modified version of Bazzite: <https://github.com/noelmi
The best thing about this project is I run a modified version of Bazzite: https://github.com/noelmiller/isengard
Hit definitely is, I like to keep myself near Arch though, when it's just a standard desktop
HEndeavourOS is very Arch-based
K"This image is not recommended for general usage."
NI love all the things Bazzite does, but I needed additional tools available for it.
JI'm on year 3 of using images like this for my work systems
NI may change this at some point. I'm not building Nvidia or other hardware enablement stuff because I didn't want to at the time.
Jlike, it just fixes up silverblue, that's all I needed.
Jthe OS is now invisible to me. All I care about are my apps and games and GNOME. I'm good to go.
NThat is so true. Distrobox, KDE, and Steam.
NI also would have to remove a bunch of default apps I install just for me 
KPerfect! Just how things should be, according to your videos!
Hey I asked this before... but for my case: I got bad internetspeed 1,8mb download ...
I'm still younger and live with my parents for at least a year, before I get my own highspeed inet xD
I'm just afraid of the automatic updates, when I'm in the middle of somthing, like streaming to my friends on discord, downloading somthing, that would be no problem with proper download speed ... but on my limited speed I wish I would be in control of that . . . I know, this is kind of against your philosophy but this really bothers me
Hey I asked this before... but for my case: I got bad internetspeed 1,8mb download ...
I'm still younger and live with my parents for at least a year, before I get my own highspeed inet xDI'm just afraid of the automatic updates, when I'm in the middle of somthing, like streaming to my friends on discord, downloading somthing, that would be no problem with proper download speed ... but on my limited speed I wish I would be in control of that . . . I know, this is kind of against your philosophy but this really bothers me
Jjust turn it off, it's a ujust command
Jthen update manually
Jdone.
Kwow
KxDD
KRTFM
Jyou should keep the flatpaks updating, those are more efficient downloads and like your browser needs to be setup that way
KLooks solid, do you play super smash bros by any chance?
Jeven the manual updates are awesome, wait until you see the output. 
J#topgradelifeNUltimate or Melee?
Kin general xD
NHaven't for a long time. Used to play Melee a lot when I was younger.
KOkay fine you guys convinced me, I'll switch!!!
I think to bazzite! ... ahh actually idk . . . . . . . . .
I think to bazzite! ... ahh actually idk . . . . . . . . .
KI'm just a casual gamer
J@Kyle Gospo we should pipe topgrade through some blingifier or gum or something.
Kand I like linux
Jbazzite is fine they're all way more similar than they are different
KBut I want to follow your 0 trust philosophy an a layered steam and lutris destroy that purpose
NYou can game on any of them really.
Jlayering steam doesn't really work anyway it's too complicated
NIt's sooooo fun /s
KI honestly thought steam is layered... or am I getting things wrong
Jit's on the image
Jit's on the image not layered
Jwe should probably start calling it
local layered and on the image from now on actuallyNI'm very tired and wasn't thinking lol
JI noticed the coreos people starting to specifically say "local layerd"
Kcan I read more about this? I think I'm confused
Jbut you're free tho. of the flatpaks.
JFedora Docs
Learn more about Fedora Linux, the Fedora Project & the Fedora Community.
Jit's when you want something at the OS level but it's not on the image, you can rpm-ostree install it
Kbut rpm-ostree layered apps still have full system access, right?
Jyeah
Jthe most popular is probably VPN software
Jyou need to layer that
Ki kinda don't want to layer proprietary software
I know steam is cool and the good guy ... but maby not the apps installed . . .
I know steam is cool and the good guy ... but maby not the apps installed . . .
K(sorry idk anything)
Jyeah I roll with the flatpak, it's fine
