Why did you change away from this setup? Would you still recommend this as the best way to run thing
Why did you change away from this setup? Would you still recommend this as the best way to run things if I want to dual boot windows 11 and bazzite?
KI stopped needing windows
KYes I would still recommend it for that specific use case
DVr is a major reason for windows
DSame with drawing and animation
BYeah there aren't many animation programs on linux
BOther than like pencil2d and blender
BBut there is Krita
DIf you need windows install the iot ltsc version
D
BDoes 11 have ltsc?
DYes
DI use it
DGotcha that makes sense! So if im splitting up a 2tb ssd in my gpd win mini to dual boot windows 11 and bazzite, would you recommend 3 partitions, or 2 partitions with a bigger partition for bazzite? Or a different way to do it? I use windows for productivity things and mostly photo editing in lightroom and photoshop
BJust two: windows and bazzite
BAdjust it for how much you'd need out of both OSes
Hi mean like
the things they listed seem pretty weird lmao
the things they listed seem pretty weird lmao
Hi wouldn't be surprised if fixing them took a while
GHello all. I am a relatively new Linux user coming back from Windows. I just now heard of this OS and I am a gamer. Why should I try this out?
Hit's pretty much as close to the steamos experience as you can get without sacrificing desktop usability
no update fussing, no unexplainable breakages that happen to you in particular and nobody else, always fresh software versions
no update fussing, no unexplainable breakages that happen to you in particular and nobody else, always fresh software versions
Ppros: you hopefully won't nuke your install running commands you got from chatgpt
Tsome stuttering, some applications hang, and no gamemode if u have nvidia
GBazzite and ublue are great for a no-fuss maintenance-free system
Hthat's just linux in general lol
GI have Nvidia
Hgamemode doesn't bode well with nvidia
KThe former two should only be true if you don't read our read me
GNvidia's 555 drivers are coming soon which alleviate a lot of Wayland issues, too
GNow a question about a good VM that can run something like Autodesk inventor or AutoCAD
GYou'd want virtmanager/QEMU for that if you need GPU passthrough. It's installable with a single command,
ujust setup-virtualizationTliterally doesn't say anything about it
Hyeahhh you'll probably need virt-manager, and you'll need to setup gpu passthrough
Hfrankly the practicality is questionable
GIf you have two GPUs it's quite straightforward
GThat or dual boot
GSingle GPU passthrough is unsupported, but possible depending on your hardware
TGPU with apu
M:beagle: hellou guys, any one can say if this screen of update take so long time is normal?
GCompletely normal
T23 hours long or that the time
GIt's the time lol
Mi reopen
Mbecause I left it on this screen for two hours, don't leave it
GInternet speed?
GAlso if you have any layered packages it'll take longer
KNot two hours longer though, that's definitely internet
KNormally that process takes at most 20 minutes if you have a decent connection
MI don't know, at least the discover updates were quick
KEven with layers
GYea 2 hours is unusually long
Mis not using the internet, at least it doesn't seem like it
