okay because someone kept trying to convince me today conda was better
okay because someone kept trying to convince me today conda was better
Aamateurs lol
Athats a loaded question, if it was working "right" you would be using it, but theres a reason its still completely optional
Ethen another person (some more developer-oriented researcher) and i kid you not he said "conda is proof of why data scientists shouldnt be developers"
Athats me
JHaha its working
JNot what I expected
NWell anaconda is just a distribution of Python with many packages for data science and shit
NI think
Aconda and anaconda are different
Aanaconda is basically matlab for python that never works
Aconda is the package manager of anaconda that they thought it was so good they made it standalone
Aas in batteries included but not the right batteries
NOh yeah and the worst thing is when it automatically „invades“ your shell and activates a venv
KHey I've read a lot about rpm-ostree now and try to learn everyday, but what I still don't get is: how do the ublue images work on your side? Is it like this:
fedora atomic gets an image update, the ublue team takes the image, applies the various quality of life improvements + all the patches and releases it I would guess a couple days later as update for the blufin/bazzite users?
Is it like this? Would be awesome, if some could simplify the process. And if I'm right, how much delay is there between a vanilla fedora atomic release & your pushed update?
fedora atomic gets an image update, the ublue team takes the image, applies the various quality of life improvements + all the patches and releases it I would guess a couple days later as update for the blufin/bazzite users?
Is it like this? Would be awesome, if some could simplify the process. And if I'm right, how much delay is there between a vanilla fedora atomic release & your pushed update?
Tfedora updates are usually the next day after they release
Aits all automatic
Abut doesnt happen every day because potential breakages + if the update is nothing why should you update
Tyeah so, most ublue images have automatic updates that are scheduled for a specific time in the day. the exception is the handheld/htpc images for bazzite to follow SteamOS's update standards (manually update in Game Mode)
Aublue images are built automatically every day, synced to fedora and bazzite runs automatically 2x per week or manually
CZero human intervention unless something new is added or builds fail for multiple days in a row
Egonna try running torch on my ayn loki max :trol:
CWhich just means updates are delayed a couple days, not delivered broken
KOkay tysm guys 
I'm on the gnome image ^^
so far I had no problem and the experience is great. Is it also possible to remove things from the base image as user?
I'm on the gnome image ^^so far I had no problem and the experience is great. Is it also possible to remove things from the base image as user?
CSort of but not really
Tyeah that's a limitation with OCI images
CWhat would you be removing?
Kbecause the next update would apply it anyways, right?
Tyou can't exactly remove it at all
C^
Astorage space you dont get back
Tyou would have to fork the image and roll your own
CWhich is doable
CBut technical
KThis was more of a theoretical question ^^
But example, I don't use the "wallpaper engine" feature and I heard just because of this there is a layered video player
But in the end I don't really care, I'm just afraid that something COULD happen or my updates are slow.. idk. Bc I have crappy inet
But example, I don't use the "wallpaper engine" feature and I heard just because of this there is a layered video player
But in the end I don't really care, I'm just afraid that something COULD happen or my updates are slow.. idk. Bc I have crappy inet
CAhh
K
CUpdates will be slow until upstream gets container diffs ironed out
T^should hopefully be this year
Tokay well hopefully lol
Tthat's upstream stuff
Tbeyond this project
Koh
CThe majority of the update size until then can't really be reduced by removing stuff from the image
CHowever
Kyou can remove things, but you'll get no storage space back
Kin fact you'll use slightly more for having done it
KxDD
Kublue users don't have to worry about removing stuff or adding stuff, the image is perfect out of the box!!! (in theory 
)
)CUpdates are staged in the background, so if your internet is good enough to download a full update twice per week (or, say, once per month if you really have to), it shouldn't really impact your computer usage
Akinoite is partially diffed already, but getting those benefits requires redoing how bazzite builds rn
