what's it do if you disabled root at installation?
what's it do if you disabled root at installation?
XMakes sense. Im mostly using this as a nice handheld when Im working at my desk and pop back and forth so 2-3 hours of battery is kinda what Im shooting for. Otherwise I use my deck for 4-6 hours
Athat just disables the root user for login
Pah ok
Ayou can still do stuff as root
Twhich is recommended btw
Aalso, stuff like the update dialog uses polkits
Troot account should be disabled. i wish we could rip it out of the installer
Awhich is a fancy way to allow a non-root user do something root like
XBy default the root account should be disabled. Any adminstrative tasks will be done with your local user and sudo
Asometimes having the root login helps, but yeah huge footgun on the installer
XDownside to atomic systems using the default fedora installer
Khopefully we get the new web installer soon
Kthey're wrapping up some bug fixes for it
Tif KDE plasma allowed you to make a user post-installation like GNOME does, it would solve creating the user in anaconda which comes with the option of a root account
XTrue; pretty sure the KDE guys assume a installed functioning system with a user account because thats how most distros do it. Probably a flawed assumption
LI am overjoyed with Bazzite. Everything runs so well. Just an insane number of packages and you know what, it runs as fast as any minimalist install.
XHeck; bazzite has been such a pleasure to use that I dove down the atomic distro rabbit hole and now most of my systems are running some form of atomic system 
Danyone else seeing this?
PI wanted to try Kalpa but it was still pretty new last time I did
D
LAlso, I just love how everything is sanely and automatically organized. I messed with NixOS and GNU Guix, and while I think they are awesome, I just feel like Fedora Silverblue does what I want without hassle. Plus, suspend actually works.
Dthen it says powering off but it just hangs here
D
XLooks like its not completing all the shutdown scripts in systemd; not sure what would be causing that tho
Pcustom images like ublue are great. like yeah it's true that I can do anything I want, but I don't know enough to know what I'd want, so a good curated starting point was what I wanted
Djust before this i read that usb poll service was taking a long while to shut down
Dit kept extending its shutdown timeout
XActually .... ALMOST anything I want.... sane network scanners (Brother and HP) are still a problem on these distros because the majority of vendor supplied packages have to be added to the immutable , but they also store configs there...
XAfter powering off hard and rebooting. Does it continue to happen on poweroff?
XMay be an intermittent hang?
LDistrobox is like a fever dream that actually makes sense. Any package manager I want for a given distro? Easy development environments that does not mess with anything else? Too good.
Dnot that i can tell let me check
Alooks like a standard python + css app, should be easy to hide
Aeven has an option for disabling the root account, although unsure how it works
Aif it worked I assume you would have used it
OI was running through some issues when trying to run OBS, and I narrowed it down to egl support. Does Bazzite not ship with it?
Kmight want to
rpm -qa | grep nvidia | fpasteKso we can take a look
A@Kyle Gospo wheres the iso repo
KISO is built with a github action, can see the action repo in the yaml in our repo
AAdo we know jason?
Amy brain is not braining
Tjason helped noel with the flatpaks being part of the ISO
OKthe OBS you're trying to use is the flatpak?
OYes, it is
Kah, what's on the system doesn't matter then
ODirectly from the Software app
