this unfortunately did not fix my download speed
this unfortunately did not fix my download speed
C@Kyle Gospo do you kno wwhat file extension to use?
WYou could try disable IPv6 that fixed the download speeds for one user a while back.
Cso it doesnt work since it doesnt support sliders apparently
Wok sure, is it the setting of bazzite connected internet?
KYeah remove them and hardcode the value you want
Cgotcha
AHi. I'd like to install universal blue on my 2nd drive (an HDD) and I have a few question. When I searched on how to install it, a guide says "we do not recommend users consume the base images directly on their devices" and "Universal Blue does not recommend or promote the usage of the base images for daily use".
I asked on Reddit for what Linux distro should I use for daily use and 1 recommended me Universal Blue. But now I'm confused. Should I install some other distro, or is Universal Blue (and more specifically bazzite) fine for daily use?
I asked on Reddit for what Linux distro should I use for daily use and 1 recommended me Universal Blue. But now I'm confused. Should I install some other distro, or is Universal Blue (and more specifically bazzite) fine for daily use?
KWe recommend you do not attempt to install any OS tree operating system on a traditional hard drive
KYou will have a very bad time
AOh...
KOur base images are not recommended for daily use, bazzite and bluefin/aurora absolutely are recommended
Eyou mean ublue kinoite, silverblue, etc.
E?
Hthose are the base images
Ei ran ublue kinoite on my desktop for over a year
ASo bazzite and bluefin/aurora are base images or are recommended for daily use? Sorry, English isn't my native language and I want to be sure I understand what I read
Hbazzite. bluefin/aurora are our actual "products" they are meant for daily use and are built from the base images (silverblue, kinoite, etc) which are not meant for daily use
AOh, ok. Thanks for helping me understand. Which guide should I follow to install bazzite? Also, do I need to make a partition 1st or can I make a partition during installation like when installing Ubuntu?
Hif you want the most dead simple way, unplug the main drive, install bazzite on a separate drive, plug other drive back
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ASadly I can't do that. I have some programs installed on my HDD that I want to keep using. And sadly they run on windows only
Hwell you do not want windows and linux to ever share the same drive
Hif you absolutely need to have them on the dame drive (lets say you have only 1 ssd and 1 hdd)
then you need to put the linux efi on the hdd and set the hdd as the boot drive, that way you avoid windows nuking the grub bootloader
then you need to put the linux efi on the hdd and set the hdd as the boot drive, that way you avoid windows nuking the grub bootloader
AOh I know. I have windows installed on a small SSD. Only few programs and games are installed on my HDD
AThanks for the tip. Really appreciated :3
Hhttps://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=1146#manual-partitioning-to-the-same-drive-for-dual-boot-setups-19
this is how the partitions and subvolumes ("folder" based partitons in layman terms) has to be
this is how the partitions and subvolumes ("folder" based partitons in layman terms) has to be
Universal Blue
[Desktop] Pre-Installation Minimum System Requirements Architecture: x86_64 Firmware: UEFI (CSM Support should be disabled if available) Processor (CPU) : 2GHz quad core processor or better System Memory (RAM): 4GB Graphics: A graphics card that can utilize Vulkan 1.3+ Storage: 50GB free on an internal solid-state drive Network: Stable intern...
H/var is optional to be its own subvolumeHeverything else is required
OSuppose one has an iGPU and dGPU, both AMD, and wants to make a particular flatpak use the dGPU. How would they go about that?
ACool, thanks :3
Hswitcherooctl launch --gpu=1 /path/to/executable i think the command isyou can get the gpu indexes from
switcherooctl listHso you can just replace the executable to the flatpak command
KNo need to specify the GPU
KSwitcheroo will always default to the marked dedicated
KYou can also right click on the desktop shortcut and launch on dedicated
Oso does that mean always launching it with switcheroo or does that get saved somehow?
WIf you on KDE you can do it in the UI and tell it to use the dedicated GPU. Right click on the app in the menu "Edit Application" >> Application Tab >> Advanced Options >> Run using dedicated graphics card
Hoh didnt know about this
Othat's probably the solution I'm looking for, thanks!
KIt's all switcheroo all the way down
CDid this change at some point?
Used to be base (do not use) -> main (use like upstream) -> featured/custom bazzite/bluefin/aurora/etc
Used to be base (do not use) -> main (use like upstream) -> featured/custom bazzite/bluefin/aurora/etc
KNo distinction between base and main
KWe don't recommend them to anyone except those making custom images from them
Co.0 huh
Cthat definitely is new
Hpeople can use them, but we do not recommend it because they are not our focus past being as close to normal silverblue/kinoite/atomic as possible
CHmmm
Hits been like that for some months now from my understanding
KRight, you're not going to get pre-installed flatpaks, you still have RPM Firefox, and at the end of the day our product is not Fedora but slightly better
KThat decision is I think over 6 months old now
KIt's also why the new website doesn't strongly emphasize their existence, and why we don't offer isos for them
