KIt's added with their install script
PReading is hard... I'll remove that lol
5Me whenever I try to help new users with Linux
Tbtw we don't use dnf 
Pwhat do we use?
Tflatpak, brew, and distrobox containers
Talright fine if you really need something at a system level
rpm-ostreeTbut please try not to use that
Hunless you have to, know Why you have to, and understand what it changes/effects
Kdnf is just an alias to rpm-ostree
Poh ok
WOften for things like VPN software you have to use rpm-ostree
Ttrue yea
HShould i do primary, or extended? should it be root only, or everyone?
Halso, what does this do? skopeo i mean
DSkopeo is a tool for manipulating, inspecting, signing, and transferring container images and image repositories on Linux systems, Windows and MacOS.
HTHank you, i should have clarified.. Why is this running and requesting remote access on Bazzite?
Halways primary, unless youre on a 90s system (that has 3 partitions and need more)
extended has so many downfalls and its good we no longer use it
extended has so many downfalls and its good we no longer use it
Hexcellent, thank you
HI did not request an update, or to compare a remote package, or have mine compared With a remote, so skopeo requesting internet is strange to me
WYou probably also want "everyone" else you need to put in your login password whenever you want o mount it
HThanks!
Wskopeo is a part of podman
Wso if you doing anything with images it will be using skopeo
Hright, but Why is it requesting internet communication? I did not ask it to do any remote comparisons
Hlooking at the command, im guessing its rpm-ostree checking for updates since its inspecting bazzite-nvidia
HI see. Ok, thank you
Wwhat tool are you using for inspecting the internet traffic?
HOpen-Snitch. i had to layer it in
HGitHub
OpenSnitch is a GNU/Linux interactive application firewall inspired by Little Snitch. - evilsocket/opensnitch
CAre updates called 'stitches'?
Hto make this work, if anyone is interested, on a x86/64 PC running Bazzite, youd need two things
opensnitch-1.6.5-1.x86_64.rpm and opensnitch-ui-1.6.5-1.noarch.rpm
install in that order, and then
opensnitch-1.6.5-1.x86_64.rpm and opensnitch-ui-1.6.5-1.noarch.rpm
install in that order, and then
sudo systemctl enable --now opensnitch.serviceHreboot
H
Probably! or, they should beHI went to access Dolphin folder as Admin. changed my mind and press cancel. now it is caught in a loop of demanding my password. rebooting before launching computer out the window
CKeep us updated on whether it survives
HSo far, it is surviving, but this a what i consider a major problem with the way the system is doing this. to reproduce, go to a folder that requires root, and access is with password. like, /mnt. then close Dolphin and reopen. when you re-open, since it resumes from where it was, it asks for password. the only way to get it to stop asking for password is to either enter your password or reboot. Cancel does not close the dialog, even if you have already closed Dolphin. X to close does not help, nor does alt-f4, etc.
Henter password then go into dolphin and always make it start you in $HOME
i hate the "resume from last location" in file browsers because of issues like that
i hate the "resume from last location" in file browsers because of issues like that
H90% of the time if i open dolphin, im doing something in $HOME or from there anyway
WYeah the start in $HOME should really be the default
HYep, that will work, but it still seems like and issue someone needs to look into. I assume the team who makes Dolphin is already aware of it, if i managed to encounter it. I will have to do that. Thanks
Hits something that will have to be reported to them if it isnt already
HI think it knows somethign went wrong
Hthat would be cool if it sent a little bug report
Hi think it does if thats the default in fedora
Hi would have preferred it mentioned something, and asked if i want to send, but.. half way there
Hi believe in some situations it does
Hyeah, i have seen it do that sometimes. that is a better way
WThat makes sense. What doesn't make sense is when an app that I wrote breaks and I get the prompt "Report this bug to Microsoft, click ok to continue"... ummm no.
SAnyone here run into hard system locks when trying to play Minecraft? I'm having a heck of a time trying to narrow it down
