It even says it right under the download section on the website
It even says it right under the download section on the website
CBut yeah, you can just create a new user
Lwould that remove access to the files i already have?
CThat one will have a separate home folder
CYou can copy files over with sudo
Lhmmm
Li'm so tired of all this linux stuff rn lol
CIf you read things attentively usually stuff goes smoothly, it's only hardware compatibility that can throw a wrench at things
CBut that's due to hardware vendors not supporting their hardware fully more than anything
CNone of the issues you seem to be having have anything to do with Bazzite being immutable, by the way
CAt least I fail to see how they could be
Mfor some I recommend dipping in and out
Mhave a break and try the experience in 6 months and so on
Mkind of like a souls game
Mmany play and quit
M2nd time they complete it
Lbut then i gotta use windows
Lewwww
Lhm actually
Lyou know what
Li might actually go that
Hdont try shoehorn yourself into a new system, it usually never end well
Lwdym
Lin this context at least
CI believe not having another working system that you can use
Has in dont force yourself to use linux if it isnt working out for you
Hits why i say use what works for you, try new things if you want and slowly move to the new thing if you want to move
Hit took me a year to fully move to linux back in 2008-2009
Hlinux was... a lot more problematic back then too
Di remember dual booting into ubuntu not even knowing what it was lmao
CI think it depends on your temperament, if you can keep a level head jumping in can be a good way to learn
Di kept calling it an alternate windows
CSame with languages and such, negative emotion is the strongest motivator to learning there is
CJust gotta get used to getting beat up by your PC before you can start hitting back
CIt's why Arch is the way that it is, or at least it was before archinstall
CAnd I think it's fair enough - regular people used DOS back in the day, surely anyone today can learn some technical stuff
CWith that all said I have been trying to move to Linux since 2016 every year or two, until I could finally pull it off last year. But that's due to things that literally did not exist, like Proton and DXVK not being a thing, Pipewire not being very mature, OpenCL woes, etc.
Live used it for so long but this hardware is just so tricky
CLenovo is usually pretty good with supporting their stuff, not sure how they're faring with the Go
Hi cant say much since i recently got mine for testing, but from what i heard they have been updating with the speed of snail
Myes despite me not liking some ms stuff. I would not be using linux if the gaming had not improved to the extent it has
Mthe fact I can play almost whatever
Mvalve I guess deserves a lot of credit too
Mas well as the community as a whole
Gi have been dipping my toe into linux since the 90's, lol. i am getting closer to sticking with it. just need the nvidia wayland stuff to really make a go of it this time. there always seems to be something, but the flashing screens in wayland drive me nuts right now.
MI have been trying the testing branch or whatever
Mit has worked well. Still bugs but the flickering has stopped
MI can basically use it at this point wiht an unstable branch of bazzite and with the tree system I can go back
Mwhat I am saying is
Mit is coming
Mmain issue I experienced is the logging in stuff and some black screen stuff. I have been using it all day and mostly fine. Once they sort all these kinks it be good cos everythign else I used been good
