yes that's true, but also everyone should already have this key
yes that's true, but also everyone should already have this key
Jthen I was good to go
Kbecause if they didn't, no akmods
JORGE
Jyeah what RO describes is how I did it
Jright
JI know man
Jlook, I didn't invent secureboot lol
Jnot my fault
Rright so ensuring the existing key is enrolled should be the only step for users who aren't seeing the issue yet
Rand hwe/nvidia users shouldn't need to do anything
RI don't get it 
Amistake, i din't have to enroll the key again i just had to update.
EAkmods won't load on systems not using the key with SB enabled 
Kpreviously, enabling secure boot without our key enrolled meant the system booted w/ fedora's keys, but all the akmods present in bluefin couldn't load
Ri know but why the JORGE
R
Khe didn't have the mf key enrolled
ELmao
Roh so he hasn't been using the akmods? lol
Kright
Rlol
Ri guess as long as you don't need hwe/nvidia you can survive
Rlol
Jok so what am I posting on the forum?
Jshould I copypasta kyle's message?
RIMO it's a bit reactive
Ra section about "if you haven't updated yet, do this instead:" would let users proactively fix it
Rinstead of waiting for breakage
Jpeople already reported the breakage
EPR is up for main. I think posting Kyle's message makes the most sense considering it's currently a well reported issue
EKadded extra line at end
BHi, I want to customize flatpak configuration of my image and replace the fedora repos with flathub, I believe that this configuration is not a part of the ostree image and that it should be configured with a tool like yafti, but I am not sure about that
BWhat is the best way to do this?
Kfedora ships flathub now
Kthis was needed prior to F40
Bit does but it shipis both user and system and it has to be enabled by the switch
Bthey also add the fedora repos
KWe customize the flatpak repos via hardware/user setup scripts
Kboth are systemd services
BI want to just have one user flathub repo and nothing else
BCan you link me the services please?
KGitHub
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices - including your favorite handheld. - ublue-os/bazzite
KGitHub
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices - including your favorite handheld. - ublue-os/bazzite
BI'll look into these, thanks
BI don't know why I make so many typos, probably because it's a bit late
Rdo you mind doing a click on hwe for a rebuild
Rjust so all the images are good on latest
KDone
Rthanks
Rone question is, will this affect ucore at some point down the line? I assume it would
