Aas for finding your windows files through kde
Aits in other locations in dolphin
Tyes fedora comes with this
Aor was that in nautilus
O
Tantheas i have a real question
Tdo you run bazzite on any device 
Ai have a vm
Aand an ssd partition
Ti was curious
OIt used to appear there but not anymore
Ai will try to make up a command
Ai dont know which efi boots win
Athere should be a microsoft folder in there
OHelp a bro out please, i have memories with My gf there she Will anihilate me lmao
OYeah but didnt find one either
Ayour data is not gone so dont worry about that
Ayou can mount it in partition manager
Aanyway
OHow do i do that? Cause i just want the files, i don't care about booting to windows
Asudo efibootmgr --create --disk /dev/sda --part 1 --label "Windoze" --loader "/EFI/Boot/bootx64.efi" Atry this
Athen reboot
Amind the fact that you need at least 3 times to get the command right
OOn it
Ashould appear in the bios
Oentered the command, imma reboot now and pray it works
OWell.... Something weird happened
Ait just flashed and went back to the boot menu?
OIn bios appeared an option called "windoze" i put it first in the boot order and a blue screen appeared saying press key to continue boot, then it went back to bazzite
Ayoure missing the windows bootloader
Aits gonezo
Aso we added fedora a second time
OIs there a way to fix it? If not i don't mind, My priority is accessing the files
Aok so about the files
Ai use bitlocker so i cant showcase this
OIm listening
Akde partition manager is being weird
OI see
Agnome disks has this little play button
OHow do i get there?
Aone sec trying to find a way to do it simply
RI've installed bazzite-kde and after the first reboot it starts some kind of full screen steam ... os... thing, now it's downloading 20GBs of shit. Any idea what this shit is and how do I make it NOT install it?
ARI can not exit it in any way, I don't know what it is, didn't ask for it, I don't want it. I want Fedora(based)Linux.
Pbased
Adoes it appear on kde?
OYeah, still can't access the files tho
Ano the file manager
PUniversal Blue
Thanks for catching that. The information on the introductory documentation was outdated anyways, so I removed the link from here. Here’s the Introductory Documentation on the Wayback Machine archive if you are interested to see what it stated.
