Sure as soon as my 1S arrive i will try and give you guys a report about it
Sure as soon as my 1S arrive i will try and give you guys a report about it
Tthank you
Hnah, it's not specific to bazzite, it was just a thought
Hive had a lot of times where i wanted to install some console tool on a distro like arch, but dependency hell would make it impossible
Hsnap fits that niche well
Tdistrobox is a nice alternative
Tfor CLI
Ti understand what you mean though
T1 format for everything
Wbazzite 3.0 makes me happy 
good shit, devs
good shit, devs
YFacts me too. I do wanna know how many updates they’re going to drop though. I’ve lost count low key.
Hsorta
frankly it's not as good when it comes to desktop apps or full on server deployments (canonical touting it as an alternative to docker/podman is silly)
frankly it's not as good when it comes to desktop apps or full on server deployments (canonical touting it as an alternative to docker/podman is silly)
KDo me a favor and try updating from the desktop
Hbut it certainly has a niche
YBet
Y
KGood
YShould this be something I try next time?
LHey all, I'm planning on migrating my primary PC to Bazzite from Nobara later tonight. (Nothing against Nobara, I love the distro and GE.)
I'm already using Bazzite as my daily driver on my framework for a good bit now and I love it. (rpm-ostree is a tad slow but it's the price we pay for the approach)
Anyways, to get to my point.. Nobara I believe splits it's mesa packabges into two pieces, one for primary which is the latest stable and then the vulkan piece which is further ahead. This is nice because it includes a ton of fixes or performance enhancements without affecting the main stability of the system. I was wondering if Bazzite would ever consider this approach or add it as an optional option for installs? It's not a make or break but it is nice for games like Alan Wake 2 that had some issues with textures not loading and needing a bleeding edge-ish vulkan mesa. If none of this makes sense, you can disregard, but I wanted to check as I have a crazy amount of respect for this project and I am VERY much onboard with the stability and redundancy that this framework provides.
I'm already using Bazzite as my daily driver on my framework for a good bit now and I love it. (rpm-ostree is a tad slow but it's the price we pay for the approach)
Anyways, to get to my point.. Nobara I believe splits it's mesa packabges into two pieces, one for primary which is the latest stable and then the vulkan piece which is further ahead. This is nice because it includes a ton of fixes or performance enhancements without affecting the main stability of the system. I was wondering if Bazzite would ever consider this approach or add it as an optional option for installs? It's not a make or break but it is nice for games like Alan Wake 2 that had some issues with textures not loading and needing a bleeding edge-ish vulkan mesa. If none of this makes sense, you can disregard, but I wanted to check as I have a crazy amount of respect for this project and I am VERY much onboard with the stability and redundancy that this framework provides.
KYes
KLet me get you a concise answer on this as soon as I'm available
Hbtw
L@Kyle Gospo thanks! Again, regardless of your answer. I still love the project and plan to support/use it for the foreseeable future. I just have a vested interest in it even more now that I am planning to use it on my main rig as well.
Hthe upgrade yesterday let me with a broken DE today
Hhad to rollback
LIt's pretty cool you can rollback 
Hyeah
LInstead of it being a timeshift nightmare.
Hback when I was using tumbleweed snapper also worked great
Hbut snapper let me create multiple restore points
YThanks!
Hwhile atomic rollbacks only provide you with a single one
Tyou can pin your current deployment
Hyou can?
Talso rebase to any build within the last 90 days
Tyes
Kyou have 90 days of them as well
K1 single saved on-disk, 90 days in ghcr
Krebase by date
Hinteresting
Tand pinning your current
TYThat’s how you pin and update?
Kpinning also saves them on disk, so you can have 3 or more if you've got them pinned
Tthat is how you pin your current update yea
Tcan always rollback to that deployment if needed
Tuserdata remains untouched
Huh, rolled back and now it isn't fetching f40
YAlways wondered how you did this. Was wondering if anyone thought of using btrfs snaps too
Krpm-ostree status | fpasteKno point in BTRFS snapshots. End user can if they want the their home dir snapshotted
