Just found this tool here for managing appimages from the command line nice and easy and it works stellar in bazzite/silverblue. Might be something worth considering for Bazzite in future because currently there's no like, super duper easy way to manage appimages inherently but this is extremely comfy and functional! https://zap.srev.in/
On Legion GO, just finished the latest update. First time was a successful update. It said there was another update so I just went ahead and started that one also. After restarting. I am now getting a black screen after the bazzite splash screen, anyone got any ideas?
Hey all, trying to see if anyone has any ideas about this issue i've been running into on bazzite with the Z1 Extreme chip on legion go. While playing the Witcher 3, the game will consistently crash and do a hard reboot while loading into the game world. i tried this on both 04/06 image and latest image as well. I looked at some logs and the line that stuck out to me during the crash was
May 02 01:10:35 fedora kernel: [drm:amdgpu_job_timedout [amdgpu]] ERROR ring gfx_0.0.0 timeout, but soft recovered
May 02 01:10:35 fedora kernel: [drm:amdgpu_job_timedout [amdgpu]] ERROR ring gfx_0.0.0 timeout, but soft recovered
Preventing me from playing it reliably as sometimes it loads in but most times crashes on game loading in (into game world not menus). I notice it a lot more often, almost consistently whenever my tdp is below 20 watts.
If anyone has any ideas or suggestions for me to try please let me know
you can also install and use it at a user level, if you point it to the gearlever folder then gearlever can work with it too and it makes fetching appimages from github pretty easy too
I'd keep gear lever whatever the case. Replacing GUI tools with CLI ones on an OS recommended heavily to newcomers isn't a great idea. Personally I'd have zap behind ujust, but I don't know if it could still be integrated into topgrade if that was the case.
I mean yeah, it's good to keep Gear Lever around for GUI management at least. However being able to automatically update your installed AppImages was the main point I was focusing on. The biggest issue with AppImages are how they're treated as individual apps you need to manage manually, so if that can be mitigated or eliminated I think it's a good idea
The two tools feel like they'd fill a niche the other doesn't if they work in tandem. There's also no CLI way to manage AppImages at the moment, so having both options would be welcome
So you getting the same error in Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite? If you have Bazzite on a different disk you could remove all the partitions of the disk and do a clean install, the installer might be getting confused with one of the partitions that is on the disk and raising the error
I am dual booting it, it worked before a few days ago but now it's not, I always delete all the partitions on the disk except for the windows partitions
Hmmm, try booting a live distro of fedora, ubuntu or mint. Doesn't really matter. Open the efi partition and check if there is a Fedora folder. I have seen re-installs fail with dual boot due to this, the installer fails because it cannot write to the efi fedora folder because it's already there.