but Nobara is definitely much easier to do custom kernel stuff, e.g. kernel bisects are far easier o
but Nobara is definitely much easier to do custom kernel stuff, e.g. kernel bisects are far easier on Nobara
VOh yeah GE's work is great
VThat's the benefit of something lot image based, you're less "constrained" to the image.
AI think Bazzite is better from a user support perspective, Nobara is better if you require a lot of flexibility in managing your system.
VPossibly on slower connections and older hardware I'd argue too
Vrpm-ostree is just kinda slow
WI think the speed will improve over time
VOh it will
VBut you will need to install those updates lul
WYeah the 3GB updates twice a day is a bit much lol
Atbh on my daily drivers, nowadays I just rebase to specific bazzite versions and do an update every few weeks or so.
AI'm not looking for a daily rolling distro
VI don't think I've updated my Steam Deck in 3 weeks
VBUT
VI've not used it much
VI'd recommend weekly-ish if you do use it more regularly
Aeh, if Valve could get away with rolling old kernels for months at a time on SteamOS, I think Bazzite is fine for me with a monthly cadence.
WYeah I turned off the auto updates but I've been updating so I can reproduce issues
AI have my LGO on latest stable to catch issues
Abut everything else is pinned
VYou can definitely do monthly, I'd just suggest more often if you can do it
Ai have an arch system and usually update every 3 weeks
Aor when i try to install a package and it has expired
Awhich is every 2 weeks
VI don't know if I installed too much BS but the one time I did this it just refused to work properly.
WYeah arch has like 1 GB of updates every hour
VThis WAS back when I installed a lot of useless BS
Aalways works except last update clicking became weird
Aso thats the way it is now
Aclassic 14yo experience
VI tried installing arch on a laptop recently, I just got anxiety using it lmfao
R@antheas I can confirm that, after powering off the device. The 80% charge limit still applies while the device was turned off with charger connected.
Aperfect
VI'm not worried about my actions because I'm not too stupid but updates are scary
Aso i guess it only resets when it boots
WMust say the Bazzite community here on discord is quite friendly overall. Some of the Facebook Linux groups are quite bad
VI think Facebook may be the issue there haha
RI have been on Arch Linux for 14-15 years. Now I'm on Arch with Hyprland. Which I have a waybar which shows the number of package which have updates. Which makes me
pacman -Syu more often.VMost Linux groups I encounter are pretty welcoming.
Vgroups as in just online circles, not specifically facebook.
WI need to play with Arch again... in a vm so I can't break anything
RI deleted my Facebook account 5 years ago. Didn't use social media since then. But I installed Mastodon iOS app and logged back in to it recently.
RI have countable occurrence of Arch being broken during these 14/15 years.
RAnd I fixed that using ArchISO on USB drive.
Rchroot-ing into my harddrive system.
RI appreciate the idea of immutable system. Which we have cheap and large SSD now.
WIt's quite fun fixing a system but yeah... sometimes I actually want to just game. This is where Bazzite is nice
AI was skeptical about atomic until I tried it
WYeah I just tried Bazzite on a whim lol
RAnd I wish I could make my company to use Linux for work using NixOS. And every engineer could just checkout the dot file from companies' repository, and run the dot file to get dev environment ready.
AI used ChimeraOS for a while on my PC handhelds, and it was a nice taste of atomic/immutable distros.
Then I tried Bazzite, which was atomic on steroids haha.
Then I tried Bazzite, which was atomic on steroids haha.
