VAlso I can't tell if these virus questions, answers, comments are serious or not lol
Aoh theres a command for it
Task that in #
ublue-dev
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VAlso how do you suspect you got infected with a rat?
CThere are very few known specimens of Linux malware in all seriousness, it should not be much of a concern
CObviously security is only as strong as the weakest link
CWhich is usually the home user
CWe need a script on bazzite called emergency nuke so if someone's computer gets infected with malware they can run the script and it will try and nuke the system
KSuicide Linux is over there 
CWasn't there a Linus video with a USB for that?
VYeah that's what I thought, unless it had admin privileges, I'd imagine it'd be contained to the folder it was installed to unless you have it access to other locations yourself
JI will have to try again when I'm back home on the Steam Deck. It did not work when I last checked, unless there is some special order in which Discord and Discover Overlay must be started. I see that there is a config file to set certain environment variables for
discover-overlay
Jpls update 
VNah that was the pop os video he did where he tried to daily drive it. Bug when installing steam caused a system nuke
C@Kyle Gospo ye but I think suicide Linux should come bundled with bazzite
CThat's how the Flatpak sandbox tends to work, though it's not that the binary is contained to its own folder, but the app only has access to its own data by default
CThat was another video, I'm talking about the PC wiper USB drive
VOh that I know nothing about
VI mean pretty good rule of thumb, just down download shady stuff, simple
JIt just occurred to me that I may have installed Discover Overlay from Flathub, or was a leftover from before I rebased from Silverblue. I'll check when I get home.
WWith it being a read only filesystem it would only nuke your home folder and some stuff in etc. Would be an interesting experiment in a VM
CAs a safety net for when things go wrong and as a last resort
KALVR my friend
CLast I tried ALVR wasn't that great
KNo need for filthy meta softwares.
CI imagine it's way better now though
CEspecially since I tried it on Windows and that's a second-class citizen
Kit's what I use on my desktop w/ a Quest 2 (that is locked down to only work on the local LAN and can't talk to Meta/the internet)
VIf you have a setup guide or something that helped you get it working, I'd love to give it a read
CA hammer and nail should work
VI was gonna suggest a microwave, mini nuke
CWon't keep the NSA off your data but it'll keep most folks
SIs there a program like G Hub for bazzite that will allow me to view battery levels and change my macros
KIt's on flathub
CThere's also Piper but it's more general software
XJust got a failure on update
XSExcellent I'll take a look thanks
KWe're working on a solution for this
XOk
XTY
KUnrelated, anyone know of a guide to passkeys for Linux and Android? I know KeepassXC can do passkeys, but I've no idea how to make that work with my phone as the 'passkey' or whatever in Linux
CI'm in love with the Ubuntu font
CThat's what my epitaph will be written with
Aim installing Bazzite KDE
A
JThat sounds like trying to use your Android phone as a FIDO2 device? I'm not sure how that would work. I can plug in my YubiKey to the USB port of my PC to use as a passkey. Would you want to similarly plug in your phone for that?
KI'd be fine with that, or NFC
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In this video we put together a Ryzen 8700G powered Mini Gaming PC but instead of installing windows we install Bazzite Linux and this thing Rocks!
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Powered by the AMD Ryzen 8700G and Backed by 32GB or 8000Mhz DDR5 Ram this thing can Game with out a Graphics card. If you are looking to get the same look and feel as Steam OS Bazzite is perfect!
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