choosing multiple drives in the installer is for if you know what you're doing with manual partition
choosing multiple drives in the installer is for if you know what you're doing with manual partitioning with either advanced option
FAll i know installed the os on my hdd twice and it gave me blank screen on the second boot after installing apps
Then I'm uninstalled everything reinstalled the os and the proplem is still there nothing appears
Then I'm uninstalled everything reinstalled the os and the proplem is still there nothing appears
FI want to do auto partitioning
FThis is my build
Vwhat are your partitions on your drives?
Vare you running windows on your current ssd? are you trying to keep it if yes?
Vpeople don't have enough information to help you
Vif this is a desktop you can also just get another sata ssd, plop it in, and install bazzite on that
Vor m.2 if you have the open slots
FSo i had Linux mint on my ssd but i wanted to try bazzite installed it on hdd it worked but after i chose the apps i wanted and clicked reboot but then nothing appeared just this
FI have reinstalled it twice on the hdd
Then now i reinstalled it on the ssd where mint is after completely formating the disk
Then now i reinstalled it on the ssd where mint is after completely formating the disk
FBut then it happened again
FSecure boot is off tpm 2.0 is on
Vfirst setup of gaming mode in a -deck image takes a bit which happens after your first reboot
FHow much time does it take?
Valso depends on your internet connection speed
FWhat internet all i see is black screen how could it be using internet
FAfter it said welcome to bazzite i installed it then it said reboot i clicked open then it rebooted and then no output was on screen
RThree for three, I'd say this is reproducible. CPU and GPU load is basically zero. Any sort of logging I can do while my PC is in slideshow mode?
SLinuxiac
Lennart Poettering reveals run0 in systemd v256, a fresh take on secure privilege escalation, aiming to phase out traditional SUID binaries.
SSeems like Sudo is going away soon
NTbh, writing sudo is a lot more fun than writing run0...
NIdk why
Syou can always make an alias sudo to run run0 or have a symlink linking runo to sudo
NIg :D
SI think many distributions will do this by default
Vpfffft, as soon as windows implements sudo now linux/systemd decides it's not cool anymore
SWhen?
SHow?
Vnew insider build. you can turn on sudo inside developer options
SAnd what is it used for?
SIt does the same as "run as administrator"?
SJust for CMD?
Vbumping a process up to administrator without having to reopen whatever shell you're using
SIs windowses sudo completely different?
SOr is it a port of the original sudo?
Mnah just runs something as admin you legit write sudo as well
Vi mean it's not technically the same but to the end user is works similar. they stole the name
M^
Sthey should've just called it "sesame"
Myeah
NOr, just Run-As-Administrator... /j
MI don't really think sudo is going away at all tho not really sure why systemd is going down the route of making a sudo alternative
S
Arun0 is not the same as sudo and will break around a /3 to half of scripts that expect sudo
Ait's not the same as sudo but it's defo on the right track as something to replace sudo
Ajust like everything in the linux world it's gonna take some time but I do see it catching on
AForgot how frigging janky prismlauncher's flatpak is
TQuick question for peeps here that hopefully might know more than me. I have a realtek driver that comes in the form of a autorun.sh file, a makefile, and a src folder. Obviously when I try to run that autorun file it fails because the filesystem is read only. Does anybody know how to install that driver properly?
RYeah, latest testing is scuffed @Kyle Gospo
