HTo install, it calls pkexec/gnomesu if you try to install flatpaks without the --user.
HBut on silverblue it doesn't so
Psounds normal
Ptbh
CTesting should be stable for AMD at least
HIdrk if it redirects the installation somewhere or if there's just a custom permission set.
KHuh I haven't even hit 1tb this month.
KI'm slacking.
CGotta download more Linux ISOs
KTruth.
Vsometimes your isp's router will have a test connection setting somewhere in there where you can automatically test the speed of their connection to your router
Vso you could know on what end your connection issue is
CIt could be a router limitation
Pmore likely cpu
CFor full gigabit you'll want 2.5Gb-enabled equipment
KFor some reason lately most of my Linux ISOs go in 
/ExtSD/Emulation/Roms/Switch Pcan you stop saying gigabit
Pthat's like 100mbps
CIt is
KYeah it just frustrates me when my ISP hosts a steam mirror but I still can't get really fast download speeds.
V1000Mbps
COr if it's compressed like Steam downloads it might be CPU, yeah
Pif it's a gigabyte then the odds are you just don't have enough headroom on the actual machine downloading
Pbandwidth isn't some magic free resource that comes alongside your internet connection, you still need a fast machine for fast downloads
C100MB/s*
Pstill not even in the same ballpark
DOther distro is same as silverblue
Flatpak has its own polkit rules for allowing non privileged users to install package system wide
Flatpak has its own polkit rules for allowing non privileged users to install package system wide
Kwell it's not CPU, and I'm connected via wired ethernet and my USB dock has 1gbps ethernet so IDK.
CSpeed tests are usually Mbps
CSo, megabit
O1000Mb/s = 125MB/s, approximately
Dhttps://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/flatpak/
Just look at flatpak for archlinux
It has polkit rules just like silverblue
Just look at flatpak for archlinux
It has polkit rules just like silverblue
Oletters are hard
CNot as bad as converting between imperial and metric
HNo its not
HThat's saying for personal experience
HFlatpak installed as system for me always asked password
Hor sudo if done through cli
It only doesn't ask for it on immutable distros such as silverblue
It only doesn't ask for it on immutable distros such as silverblue
Pwell it's kinda abstract but either way either they're advertising gigabit and this is correct
KOh god. My country is stupid like that. We tend to measure PEOPLE in Imperial and everything else in Metric. I blame US media.
Por they're advertising gigabyte and you are trying to milk a rock
Kheight/weight are feet/lbs, but in stores stuff is in grams/kg
Kso stupid
CI doubt they're advertising GB/s
CThat'd require some really fancy enterprise equipment
Pi would not buy from someone who tries to make their connection look better by calling it "gigabit" like we're in the 90s tbh
DWhat other distro do you use?
I use arch before and flatpak not asking for my password for installing package
It only does that when adding repo
I use arch before and flatpak not asking for my password for installing package
It only does that when adding repo
CIt's just industry standard at this point
HUbuntu, debian, fedora 40 (common) opensuse tumbleweed
