When people say layering is slow what is the actual hit
When people say layering is slow what is the actual hit
LThe amount things change the amount they stay the same
Iagain another stupid question but
is it possible to switch from kde and gnome easily/quickly? cause i dont really know which i prefer
is it possible to switch from kde and gnome easily/quickly? cause i dont really know which i prefer
Iand if so, how can i make my configs stay
JFAQ say that it's not
Twell rn you're pulling 2GB+ but this may change soon
JAnd not recommended
LI'm using Bazzite as I am planning to use something like this as a SOE at work for Linux.
Tyou can and your conifgs will stay which is the issue
Iwait wheres the faq 
Tgnome/kde configs stomp on each other
JBazzite website
Kyou can if you make a new user
TUniversal Blue
General 
Bazzite’s README 
FAQ 
Installation Guide 
Gaming Guide 
Contributing to Bazzite Steam Gaming Mode / Handheld & HTPC Hardware 
Steam Gaming Mode Overview 
Handheld Wiki 
Change Physical Keyboard Layout for Steam Gaming Mode Software 
Installing and Managing Applications 
Waydroid Setup Guide...
Bazzite’s README FAQ Installation Guide Gaming Guide Contributing to Bazzite Steam Gaming Mode / Handheld & HTPC Hardware Steam Gaming Mode Overview Handheld Wiki Change Physical Keyboard Layout for Steam Gaming Mode Software Installing and Managing Applications Waydroid Setup Guide...Universal Blue
Thanks for catching that. The information on the introductory documentation was outdated anyways, so I removed the link from here. Here’s the Introductory Documentation on the Wayback Machine archive if you are interested to see what it stated.
Kthose DEs make dotfiles in your home dir that affect each other
Iholy fuck im so stupid im sorry
LI have to get my head around the way it works, but I like it. I can still do everything I want with it, but its also very stable
JSince I wanna ask a stupid question as well,
Is there any bazzite image without any de?
Is there any bazzite image without any de?
Icouldnt you theoretically symlink dots between both users except for KDE/gnome ones (possibly user-chosen ones too)
Iin my outsider brain it seems kinda simple
JProblem is that dotfiles are specific to the de
Iik
JMaybe you can use stow
JAnd write a script to do it?
Ti want to clarify that fedora are the ones that do not recommend rebasing between DEs btw
Inot you guys?
Iwhats your opinion on it
Ti can tell you from experience that it causes issues though
Tespecially KDE --> GNOME
Ioh lmao
TGNOME --> KDE breaks a few things
JBazzite is using fedora silverblue sooo
Iim an arch user (btw) and ive used gnome most of the time because i liked how it looks (gtk and such) but have issues and kde looks nice but im dumb, and dont really like how it looks
and im new to linux desktops as a whole too
and im new to linux desktops as a whole too
Tyeah this project literally fedora kinoite or silverblue depending on the DE but a container image swoops in with packages and systemd services
Twell you dont have to use plasma, we offer a gnome variant
Ignome causes issues for me
IJYou can potentially write a script move the dots to a seperate dir and run stow based on the DE
JI hope stow is included by default
Tit is not
Tcan layer it tho
JI'm gonna try living distrobox life before rpm-ostree
Twell if stow works in a container then yeah go for that
Ii honestly dont even know if i should switch to linux
as my whole issue with windows is its kinda slow, installing shit sucks, dx sucks and the glowies but im so acclimated to windows i cant do shit without shit like autoscroll, the de, or having (most of the time) just working stuff that i can later tweak if i want too
could never replicate that on linux and ive tried almost everything
as my whole issue with windows is its kinda slow, installing shit sucks, dx sucks and the glowies but im so acclimated to windows i cant do shit without shit like autoscroll, the de, or having (most of the time) just working stuff that i can later tweak if i want too
could never replicate that on linux and ive tried almost everything
KI was a long-time Windows fanboy
Kworked in the game industry and all that
Kmy answer to this is: Windows had as bad or worse of a learning curve than Linux
Kit's just been so long since most people went through it, they've forgotten it
Iyeah
KThings like the registry or uninstalling applications not always removing files? Utterly asinine
Kbut everyone knows it and knows how to deal with it
