LFork does not mean it was being developed on
PLike someone said I think it may be dead in the water, Ryujinx is where it's at today, and has native everything in Bazzite
D
Di see active development
ABtw no suyu talks, if they have a flatpak use that
ALet's leave it there
MOh I guess I probably can use ryujinx on my new pc
PDon't mind if I do...
MProbably still not going to on the steam deck, though
LI see no development, its just changing readme text and what not
Mthey also re-enabled multiplayer iirc
Mbut eh
Dthere is no ujust for retrodeck install
LThe last time i had the steam survey, it said my intel arc had 1 gb vram :clueless:
Hso what is the difference between Bazzite and ublue? Nm found some info
5Retro deck has a flatpak
5Fuck I meant emudeck installs yuzu
5This is confusing
WUblue has a number of different fedora custom community created Atomic Images like Bazzite, Bluefin and Aurora.
MYou don't need to layer steam yourself on bazzite
MTrying to do so on just ublue was a pain
Mand never worked for me
Tuniversal blue tooling for fedora OCI images. bazzite is an image that uses the tooling and is conisdered an official image. there used to be a custom image template that grew into its own project called blue-build
Tbazzite is built off other universal blue images that are maintained by other ublue maintainers
Tit's why we don't consider bazzite a linux distribution in a traditional sense. it's fedora atomic in our case rn, kinoite (kde) and silverblue (gnome), with all of the 'bazzite' packages/services as a container that gets added to the fedora image
WI used https://github.com/ublue-os/image-template for building my own derived image from Bazzite. Is it better to use blue-build?
Tthat works
Tthere's an older image template repo (and that isn't it that you linked, so you're fine to use that)
Tthat is the new one we use
Tblue-build and that image template use different methods
Teverytime i talk about blue-build, i ususally get something wrong
Tbut i think blue-build uses yaml for the image and the one you linked is containerfile, which is what we use for bazzite
WIt looks like it generates a container file from the yml file
Tyea
Tthat sounds about right
Tif i say anymore...
https://tenor.com/view/big-trouble-if-i-speak-if-i-speak-i-am-in-big-trouble-speak-big-gif-23519858
https://tenor.com/view/big-trouble-if-i-speak-if-i-speak-i-am-in-big-trouble-speak-big-gif-23519858
Tenor
Ti never used it but i think it's a cool project to explore for sure
Ttrying not to spread more misinformation about it 
WThis concept of layering your own packages and having it auto build it pretty cool
Hso, why is this so active?
usr/sbin/tailscaled I did not set up any VPNs or local shares.. is this what the system uses for updates or something?
Vtailscale is just a VPN included for convenience
WIt is the simplest VPN I have ever used
Hbut, i am not using it at all.. it is super active though
WYou can diable it
sudo systemctl disable tailscaled.service
HThank you 
Phow to install zerotier on bazzite
Pi checked dnf and its not on there
P
Hwell, for my firewall, i have to go to github and download the .rpm. perhaps similar with that. or, wrong name
