just to confirm, when installing you do NOT enable the root account correct?
just to confirm, when installing you do NOT enable the root account correct?
Aand doing that won't mess with like, sudo commands or anything?
Amy brain is like, half asleep atm ngl and anaconda isn't the most... obvious of installers
Aeh, if the install guide says to do that I should probably just do that, I don't imagine it should cause any problems
Di don't, and its fine, my account is in wheel
AMakes sense
AGod I can't wait for Fedora to replace anaconda lmao
ALike I'm an experienced Linux user and even then Anaconda's partitioning tool gives me the fucking heebie jeebies whenever I use it because I'm never QUITE 100% sure I've got it right even after checking it multiple times over lmfao
Dwhat are they planning on replacing it with?
Dcalamares?
AUhhh
AThey're working on something iirc
Ahttps://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/AnacondaWebUIforFedoraWorkstation Apparently they're working on a webui based anaconda replacement which will still be called anaconda gndjd
Doh great, another standard to add to the collection
Ahttps://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/feedback-anaconda-web-ui-partitioning/108995 Looks SIGNIFICANTLY better
Fedora Discussion
Anaconda team is looking for feedback for the future change proposal about the new web UI partitioning solution. This is reaction on Issue #3169: Weigh in on installer storage setup issue - fesco - Pagure.io which is FESCO decision resulted in postponing the web UI from Fedora 40. Unfortunately, the ticket is missing requirements for having the ...
Dat least its web-based, should be easier to maintain
AYeah
AI mean the smart thing here
AIs the backend isn't changing
AIt's still anaconda on the backend
AThey're just making use of a webUI to create and maintain a better interface for interacting with anaconda
AWhich I think is pretty smart
AIt's going to continue using the existing codebase basically
Di wonder when KDE devs plan on addressing this, it just happened to me and went to go look for a solution. Basically gamepad input does not always inhibit sleep timers in KDE, this has been opened for a decade now 
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=328987
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=328987Di can't tell if its still open, the status is confirmed, as in "we know about it"?
WYeah confirmed just means that they have confirmed that the issue is real. If it was assigned, then it would mean that they actually have someone assigned to fix. Since it's been an issue for a decade, I doubt it.
VHow can i manually update the steam deck bios?
AWhat’s the risks of using lvm with brtfs? Expanding my storage as one volume still sounds frickin awesome. And how complicated it is?
Dim wondering if i can just do this myself, there's probably a way to enable/disable power savings through a script, would need some way to make it engage on system events, but that sounds like yet another side project idk if i have time for atm
Di have a monitor similar to this one, is the one you linked mini IPS? if so then its identical to mine. The only thing i find odd are the blacks, there's light bleeding that makes the screen look odd when HDR is enabled. Gotta set brightness back to 45% to help with the light bleed
LHey, I'm having version conflicts while trying to install VirtualBox because of kernel modules wanting older kernel versions I think
LI read in older messages here that it happens if akmods aren't built yet, but the virtualbox module isn't in the ublue akmods so I don't really understand
AThey're baiting us to switch to it
DI've noticed an issue on the nvidia bazzite desktop, if my laptop is left on for a while, the wifi will stay connected, but be very slow. i.e. uploading files to my printer takes a very long time. If I restart NetworkManager all speeds go back to normal
Din a nutshell, the way how the tech behind bazzite works (to the best of my knowledge) makes it inflexible to dynamically load kernel modules like in other distros, so no DKMS, the only way to get kernel modules into bazzite is via akmods.
My understanding is if you have a module in akmods, the next version of bazzite to be released will include it, and you can then enable it.
My understanding is if you have a module in akmods, the next version of bazzite to be released will include it, and you can then enable it.
Dthere's a git project for the akmods that bazzite consumes, i'll need to dig for it and find it, you can either contribute to it, or open an issue and maybe ask if someone can add it on your behalf
DGitHub
A caching layer for pre-built Fedora akmod RPMs. Contribute to ublue-os/akmods development by creating an account on GitHub.
Dokay finally got around to playing around with HDR on desktop, and i can't get it to work, i can enable it but the colors look weird. Using Proton-GE 9.4 with on overwatch 2
adding to the env vars makes it not boot, anybody got any tips?
adding to the env vars makes it not boot, anybody got any tips?
JNotebookcheck
Bazzite Linux 3.0 has officially launched, bringing with it Gnome 46, KDE Plasma 6, as well as improved HDR gaming on the Steam Deck OLED and more features for more handhelds, including the Lenovo Legion Go, Asus ROG Ally, and two Ayn handhelds.
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[i turned on my pc and got greeted with the 1.1 GiB free on main disk
[i deleted some useless apps for me and now i go 25 gigs free
Nhi
Nis this the right place to ask for help about decky on bazzite os ?
[you want to install decky on bazzite?
Ni've already instealled it
[okay.
Nmy problem involves css loader plug in
Ni installed bazzite os on the rog ally
Nthen I installed decky
Nthen i installe CSS Loader
Nthen using the shell i downloaded the rog ally theme