So only real option without breaking things is to do a fresh install?
So only real option without breaking things is to do a fresh install?
Tyes. it won't break things dramatically for the most part in most cases
Tit's because KDE and GNOME have different standards
Tso you'll see weird bugs
Tfrom files conflicting in home
Ttrying to think of an example
Tyeah backup and reinstall but you could try to rebase if you really don't want to reinstall
Tsee how it goes
Tif you run into weird bugs, well we might not want to help with fixing that though 
KHehehe. Maybe I will. Will rebasing back work in your experience? Or will it get even more broke?
Tit won't break more but now the issues will affect KDE
Tthe files that each each desktop environment has is going to stay in your home directory until you manually figure out which files belonged to what DE
Tand change some other settings
Tit's going to be a headache
TI've done the swap more than one reasonably should. unless you really know where to look, you'll find some lingering elements after rebasing
Aanyone have any recommendations for a remote desktop app for troubleshooting? I usually setup teamviewer, but was wondering if there's any good alternatives
TAnyDesk
Aideally compatible with atomic fedora
Tthere's a flatpak
SAny desk wasn’t comparable with wayland last time I tried
KDoes homebrew clutter the system?
Kand can you delete it without leaving some stuff?
Twhat do you mean by "homebrew"?
Tgood point
K
Jujust remove-brew will clean it up if you want to remove itThuh, I never thought about using that for Linux, only macOS
Kj0rge, can you join the boys in office hours?
JI gotta dad for a bit I'll be on later
KYea I also just recently heard about it, saw it in jorges video
Kand I looked online there are actually many packages
Tyeah I've used it to get pip for qmk on my macbook
TI don't know what I'd use it for on Linux though
KJorge.. I also have a silverblue setup, I wanted to ask more in general... if thats okay.
Will the basic homebrew install f up the system a bit? Or is everything local on my /home? and also ez removable?
Will the basic homebrew install f up the system a bit? Or is everything local on my /home? and also ez removable?
Khomebrew needs fixes to integrate cleanly
KI wouldn't do it on a standard SB install
KOkay thanks 
Jthough maybe someone should file an issue and bring it up with homebrew people so that the default install isn't so busted on linux
KI honestly thought it's just:
sudo pw
finish
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"sudo pw
finish
Kand then your flatpaks break
Kamong a ton of other fun side effects
Kwtf
Kokay.. thats some next level bs
GUlimit tweaks and managing the $PATH should be enough
GYou'll need to add a check for the interactive shell
GIf it is, add brew to $PATH, and make sure to append it, not prepend
KK
Kthe funny
K...
