KYeah, I wouldn't do what you're doing
Pwell... fedora only weighs 8GiB anyways... i guess I
PI'll delete some other flatpak packages that I don't need
Palso before I removed the flatpak runtine for Fedora it said that it used 4GiB, after I removed it i ran the command
df -hwhat does the Fedora flatpak runtime has on it? gnome and kde runtimes bundled into one?
PI'm confused.
Aturns out the podman PR on the bootc repo is busted
Ai was like he tested it but not with bazzite
Alots of little bugs in there
Ai think i mostly figured it out tho
Aif it doesnt boot now ima kms
AYES IT BOOTED BABY
Anow to deal with selinux, ohmygod
Aghcr.io/antheas/bazzite:working
Afully functional chunked bazzite image with selinux and everything
DLooks like we got rid of the retry actions on bluefin? https://github.com/ublue-os/bluefin/actions/runs/9601243221/job/26479342919 failed and would have probably succeeded if we retried the repo push
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Dselinux can be hard to get right
Kfucking nice
DHmm, maybe not - I see the retry action on https://github.com/ublue-os/main/blob/main/.github/workflows/reusable-build.yml. Maybe we never wrote it for bluefin...
DI'm interested in seeing how it affects update times
Aits little brother is building now
Athat image is based on the 16th
Aim building 20 rn
Ddo the chunks download in parallel?
Ano
Aactually
Abootc when podman merges yes
DAh. I wonder if we can use multiple mirrors to help saturate a fast connection by downloading chunks in parallel
DI'd love to see it download at 1 gig or faster 
Abut then you have to commit to ostree
Athat takes around 3 minutes rn when im building the image
Ai suspect bootc will be similar, and a tiny bit faster
Ait does fix the chonky 2.2gb layer bazzite has though
Athe max layer rn is 750mb
Aand thats because it has a bunch of garbage in it that needs to be sepearted into other chunks
Alike the 150mb homebrew xz file
DAh, so it reduces the amount we need to pull each time?
DThat's an improvement at least
Aless layers less update time
Awith the podman in bootc unclear, but with rpm-ostree for sure
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Amake a .env file
Athen
Ammm why did so much stuff change in 4 days a lot of layers shifted
Dreally? I thought more layers would be less update time since it'd download smaller differences and already have the layers cached
Ayes, instead of bazzite being 3 layers its 40 layers
Dsure but each layer might be like 100MB
Aits also 1gb less
Dand if it only needs to download two of them it'd take seconds on a gigabit connection
Ayou have to be realistic its still ostree
