you would have to fork the image and roll your own
you 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
AOR waiting for fedora to roll another way to consume and chunk an image
Qlol why can I bypass GNOME’s lockscreen password prompt by pressing a button on my Bluetooth controller?
Kthis is a desktop image I assume?
QYeah bazzite-gnome-nvidia
Kwow
KI promise you absolutely nothing is changed about GDM or GNOME beyond a VRR patch for Mutter & some dconf
Kthat's legendary
QPressing A on my 8bitdo Pro 2 while the lockscreen is there bypasses it entirely
KI mean I used tumbleweed before and ran daily manual updates and honstly my internet is focking slow.. but in the end the updates didn't take that long.
But I know the whole image technology takes much longer, right? And 1,8mb dload . . . . . o m g . . . . .
But I know the whole image technology takes much longer, right? And 1,8mb dload . . . . . o m g . . . . .
Kwhat happens if there is an ongoing update pull and I turn off my PC?
Is the progress saved?
Is the progress saved?
Afrom my experience downloaded layers stay there
CMost of it is saved, yeah
CUpdates are chunked into layers, and downloaded layers have their own checksums iirc
CThe last layer is big because it has all the stuff too small and random for their own layers
EI quite like this setup ngl
Kthank you!
EI could see myself working like this for an entire day no problem
Ebazzite is powerful
Jthat looks nice
Kclean n cute
Ebtw this is that royal kludge mechanical folding keyboard btw
CHard on the neck, long term 
Athats true for kinoite, not bazzite
Enah
CI have a degree in why it is, but I do mean long term
COh? 
Abazzite starts with the 64 layers of kinoite, and adds its own on top
Awhich change every update
LAny button or that one in particular?
