How safe is to Rebase to Nvidia:testing from stable?
How safe is to Rebase to Nvidia:testing from stable?
KPerfectally safe, just remember to rebase back when it gets to stable
SOkay, thanks
JCan I use secure boot with Nvidia card?
RYeah
DI just updated to the latest build - all good. Testing is testing though so be prepared to report issues
MIs there a guide to rebase to Nvidia:testing?
KStep 1
DIt's one command, but you should ideally pin a working image before you go into testing just to make sur eyou can easily get back to stable
MGames in fullscreen using x11 throw the mouse off its axis horizontally, but using wayland I didn't have that issue
KThis is the unverified
Rremember, you can always use
sudo ostree admin pin 0sudo rpm-ostree rebase ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-nvidia:testingThis is the signed
MOk pinned 0, thanks folks!
Mgonna give it a shot
DThis was the instruction followed from the black screen issue thread
KYeah, it will work but you want the signed image
JOf you rebase to testing but comeback to stable ver, you don't need to rebase it again to stable right?
KYou do
JI see,ty
DAs long as testing boots for you and you can get into terminal or tty, you'd be able to rebase rather than roll back anyway
Rthe pinned won't be the default install, just a fallback you can use to fix things if you can't boot
JI see ty,I'm a complete noob on linux
MWell that was painless, so far so good, no more off axis mouse pointer in fullscreen games
RTo be honest, bazzite uses a special type of linux which has an immutable image OS. Normal Linux is usually a bunch of tiny packages that make up all the software in the OS. Instead, the entire OS is a large image in a container, that user isn't supposed to touch under regular usage, that is downloaded whole every update. If you've ever worked with docker or podman you might familiar with some of the concepts it uses with containers and seperation of OS's and users. It's kinda interesting when you look into it.
VThank you, I know that taken a lot of honesty to say.
Klmao
VI think the image-based approach of bazzite & other distros makes a lot of sense when you just wanna use your computer
VLike, I don't care to tweak with my system as much as I used too.
I do still want too to some degree, and Bazzite allows that. But having the stuff that makes my system work be not my responsibility is great.
I do still want too to some degree, and Bazzite allows that. But having the stuff that makes my system work be not my responsibility is great.
KWhen everything is built in its very comfortable
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LUhhhhhhh
KTry a rootful container
LWhat does that mean ? Ive never heard the term rootful
KA container run by root in the host
LHow do I know which containers are run by root in host?
KI think what you're looking for is
KHow did you spin up the container? Did you use some bazzite tooling? Or the actual utilities?
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SIs it only Me, or is Plasma 6.1 also crashing for you guys, when trying to screenshare sometimes ?
VI think you're looking for:
distrobox create [name] --rootdistrobox enter [name] --root
KNot a distrobox user myself but should have the same effect?
VI don't know, don't use toolbox.
KIt was rhetorical. Both have same effect. They're just wrappers around container runtimes at the end of the day
RQuestion, is Game Mode from Steam optional feature? I am planning to install Bazzite on my new laptop in the near future, and I am not sure if Game Mode can be disabled on first boot for Bazzite
KI think its only on the Bazzite-deck images
RI see, thanks for info
KSo just install a normal bazzite image and it'll be good
KShould I be using Secure Boot with my Legion Go?
KI don't think it really matters, but if someone can prove me wrong they can feel free to
