honestly you probably wont notice unless you download red dead 2 to a microsd or something silly
honestly you probably wont notice unless you download red dead 2 to a microsd or something silly
KAlright. I mean you got the 6900xt jorge got the 7900 x?t?x?
I got AMD... idk..
But maby Nvidia is just better for him, because of all the creative stuff. Like davinci
I got AMD... idk..
But maby Nvidia is just better for him, because of all the creative stuff. Like davinci
DYa I was thinking maybe have my early emulator systems on the micro sd, my mid range games on the shared partition on the ssd, partition just for bazzite, and then partition with windows and most important games/most important files
GRDNA3 in my experience works super well
KGreat
DThank you so much for all the help walking me through this
Pkeep in mind most of your downloaded steam games are going to be windows copies anyway
KI can't think of any part of DaVinci that's not fully supported on AMD
Pso you don't have to really keep them in one specific place
Pi keep 99% of my games on a separate drive to my OS
Pjust because i can always redownload those
Mwell guys what ssd you recomend for the system
DFully separate drive or just separate partition?
KSamsung is good
KThis is the only ... :/
K...
Peither/or, but separate drive entirely ATM
K. . .
GJust grab a drive you can comfortably afford and that benchmarks well (always check reviews)
Pi got a new one for my last birthday :3
KThat looks right, right in line with the 4080
KThe other one might be an older benchmark, blender got some huge improvements just recently
Pi should think
DSo in my example case it would make sense to put those steam games on the shared btrfs partition you’re saying instead of having them on the main ntfs windows 11 partition?
Pyeah because you can just load the same steam library on either OS
Pit's not a problem
Pit might trip out if you have linux native games from the library loaded in windows but it wont be a big deal
Pit just wont run them
KGitHub
Linux kernel source tree. Contribute to torvalds/linux development by creating an account on GitHub.
DOk cool so basically any games that I can easily download off steam I should keep on the shared btrfs partition, any old school games that run on a potato I can keep on a shared btrfs microsd card, and then my os and most important files/games I can’t redownload on steam can go on the windows 11 partition
Pdo you have the link to the
K
Pmake builds more fasterer commit
P
Plmfao
Pnow all somebody needs to do is blame torvalds for this out of tree
K@Kyle Gospo Sir Gospo? Is it normal, that I can install stuff via
rpm-ostree install xxx without sudo? Is this also in silverblue the case?KYes
KAlrighty
KIn fact you should almost never use sudo with rpm-ostree
KOkay, I try to avoid it 
I just thought it's weird.. because on Workstation, it's required to use sudo, to install stuff.. . . ...
I just thought it's weird.. because on Workstation, it's required to use sudo, to install stuff.. . . ...
Pworkstation doesn't have sane defaults
Pto get the same result on workstation you are reaching up your ass to scratch your chin
KI'm a newb, but is layering stuff without sudo sane?
KJia Tan... injects stuff on my image...
Pit isn't sane, without layering
Psince everything gets deferred to startup and handled by ostree and the init system for proper layering it's better off not using superuser privs at all
Pstuff that's broken is unlikely to load and if it does you'll just rollback to a previous image
Amine works great, but i dont really monitor the usage tho
Ain my country samsung usually twice the price of other ssd, i use adata and i think reputable enough for me
DThere is a proposal to restrict polkit rules for rpm-ostree
