i think you'd need to derive a new image from bazzite, it's a bit more involved
i think you'd need to derive a new image from bazzite, it's a bit more involved
Dok, any instructions anywhere. I might have to make my own image for a short while
Dit sucks but until 6.10 hits Fedora repos, i have to use a custom kernel. lots of upstreamed stuff in 6.9 and 6.10
Hyou'll probably have to wait until people actually involved with ublue can answer, im totally outside that crowd and have no idea how they do stuff xd
Dfor future reference to others: https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/?tab=readme-ov-file#build-your-own its super easy. as a devops engineer this is so easy I love it. I love the
ubluewell, i guess im spending the rest of my day building a new bazzite for myself
WI found that it was easier to use the https://github.com/ublue-os/image-template as a starting point, if you want to add packages to an existing ublue image. You can also fork the bazzite project but you'll need to make quite a few edits in the build.yml workflow to get it to work in your fork
Mreinstall i shall, right after the last bits of data i care is copied over to main
DHmm, ok. Especially since I'm losing out on a lot of the Bazzite patches. I might do that. Or build off of Bluefin
WYeah either option works.
DOh, maybe I'll build off of the FC41 images so I can get the 555 Nvidia driver
DI created a topic on the ublue discourse forum about adding winapps to Bazzite Portal: https://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/winapps-in-bazzite-portal/2199
I did see there was a brief discussion on this discord previously about it but it didn't seem like any conclusions were drawn. Anyway I'm interested in what people think?
I did see there was a brief discussion on this discord previously about it but it didn't seem like any conclusions were drawn. Anyway I'm interested in what people think?
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Repo: GitHub - winapps-org/winapps: The winapps main project, forked from https://github.com/Fmstrat/winapps/ winapps allows Windows applications to be seamlessly integrated into Linux as if they were running natively. I’m currently talking to a fair few people who are annoyed about the recent Windows debacle. One thing that is stopping them f...
OWhat does this mean in gparted?
AI've had many errors but not that one
ADid it happen immediately?
DIs it an external drive or internal?
ONo, it happened right at the end of allocating memory to bazzite
OInternal
AHow many minutes
OIt was a around an hour allocating the memory
DAre you resizing bazzite partitions?
OYes, making it bigger
DAre you doing it from a live USB, or from the running bazzite?
AHopefully your gf pics are safe
OLive usb
OYeah i backed all up
AYea hopefully not on bazzite
ALmao
DCould be a physical hardware issue. Maybe /dev/sda disconnected briefly
OYeah no its in a separate pendrive lmao
AGparted fails like half of the time
AIt's fine
ABut usually it's immediately for me
AAnd after you retry it works
ANever had corrupted data
DIt has rarely failed for me, unless there is a hardware issue
OClicked ignore around 3 times and got the result screen
AUsually it's because KDE automounted something
AHey that's not bad
DMake sure to run FS checks now. To make sure things are correct
OProbably hardware issue, im bullyinng the shit out of My hard drive
AMaybe it worked yolo
AIs it a hard drive?
OMaybe it did
AYeah it's sda
ARip
WI think it would be a better fit for the dx bluefin/aurora images with Virtual Machine Manager pre-installed than Bazzite but might work for Bazzite when Bazzite DX is released.
ABazzite does not like them harddrives
DI only asked internal/external because if you Use NVME, usb drives start at sda
AI thought weird legion laptop so ssd
