please run `rpm-ostree status` and what version does it return?
please run
rpm-ostree status
Tostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-gnome:39
TVersion: 39.20240419.0 (2024-04-19T17:03:42Z)
Tthis means I'm on :39 and not :stable correct?
Tnow I see the problem it was this that mislead me:
WSo what happened is you rebased on 39 at some point so when you update it will always update to latest version of 39. So you'll need to to update. Before you do that though it's probably worth pinning your current image with Just incase, you want to be able to keep booting what you currently have installed
Tthank you, this will take me to :latest I prefer a slightly slower update cadence, does :stable not have v3.0 already?
WSorry I mean't to put in 
WUpdated
Tall good, many thanks man!
Tby the way do you know where we can see a list of all the update channels? I also need to check the Bluefin one for my Wife
WI usually just copy the part of the image url in
rpm-ostree statusI've found this that has all UBlue OCI images: https://github.com/orgs/ublue-os/packages?tab=packages&q=bazzite
Tbut I can't find a list of all "channels" like :39 :40 :latest :stable :testing?
PTried to resize my ROG Ally desktop and this happened
PHalf the screen disappeared and I can't get it back, any ideas please.
Jclick on one of the packages
J
Jthey look like this
MClick on packages. What are channels are tags
Tmany many thanks! super useful info
J
Tdope!
WI have wanted a tool like that for when I work with docker on my work pc for ages!!!. Thank you!
WHave you tried rebooting the device?
P,@wolfyreload multiple times no dice
MSkopeo is awesome. Look through all of its features. It can do so much.
MAnd it goes to show how much using container transport for delivery of different applications and tools work well. You can easily transform something like bluefin into a system container using skopeo (don't do this though)
NCan you connect it to an external monitor, what happens then?
PThe same mess and I can't select anything either because it's all out of sync
NSo the external monitor is cut in half too?
MHow did you try to resize your display?
TOstree is a thing of beauty this was the smoothest distro release upgrade of my life, I'm actually disappointed as there is nothing to have fun fixing, it even restored all my layered vm stuff
TOK it's also time to replace CoreCtrl with Lact, if anyone has tips it would be greatly appreciated.
Lhm
Lsometimes when going from gnome to gaming mode, it freezes on the bazzite logo
Lunresponsive to everything, have to for shut it off
Vif you can't right click the desktop and get the display settings open and into the visible area to change them, have you tried going back to your previous deployment through grub?
WI like that I'm using a gaming system but also learning new stuff at the same time. I hope that other distros start making atomic desktops too
WThat is so cool but yeah I don't know what I'm doing yet with oci images so I wouldn't try that lol
Lactually, plugging in an external keyboard and ctrl+alt+f3 lets me use the terminal, but the gaming mode boot itself is messed up
Lare there any debug places for switching to gaming mode?
Llenovo legion go, running bazzite/gnome/deck
Ajournalctl -b -1 for the previous boot that failed
TDude I am 100% convinced Atomic is the way to go but every-time I'm reading through r/Linux I get depressed, there is still so much misinformation and unfounded fears and myths, it's going to take a while until every-one sees the light. I also agree that a deb-ostree would be dope 
WI can just image an atomic version of Arch, then we'll get a new meme of I use Arch Atomic BTW 
Lokay, ill reboot and run that
Jthere's no need to get depressed, don't let people who think that a 4% market share over 30 years is working strategy define it. We certainly don't. Way more people want working computers. 
Lhm, seems to only have info from yesterday
A-1 will do the previous boot