Tflatpak, homebrew, distrobox containers, and even appimage are preferred
Tyea
Qperfect
Qi think i understand now
Qthanks!
T
KYou can make that folder
Tdefinitely a lesson in providing complete logs rather than what you think is relevant. There would be a line item for layered packages if you had any
TYou could also add that to
.bashrcI do that for mangohud
TI do
.bashrc
ZEnviroment.d is nice
ZCuz you can rename to 'whatever.conf.disabled'
ZAnd gets... Well, disabled
TAnd I think environment.d is also system wide, but I only have one user anyway
ZThere is
~/.conf/environment.d as wellZIsolated to the user in that case
Ranyone know how to disable an audio device from showing up in the sound devices to select? Things like my monitors are showing up as audio devices and I'd like to disable them from ever being selectable in my audio device list
KGNOME or KDE?
Rkde
KI think you can do that from settings? I know there's an extension for GNOME
Rim not seeing anything in obvious spots
Rsound just lets me select the device and various volume and output profiles
Rah
Rfound it
Rif i set the profile to "Off" it disables
Rthat's hidden
Rmm, looks like i can't turn off input for devices that are only output or vice versa, but at least all my monitors are gone
Ri lied that's also possible, just change the profile to output or input only
Rthat was unintuitive but it works 
Qur little diatribe helped me with the same issue. Much cleaner now for me
Qremoved my dualsense as an audio source
FIve had bazzite on my ally for a few months now. It’s downright stable. I’ve never had such a stable distro.
FIve moved my server over to kionite because because i like it so much.
Ais immutable really good fit for server? cause then you need to have downtime when upgrading, in normal distro you can upgrade inplace without rebooting
Rhappy to help
Kvery much yes
WIs the cosign keys issue a AI scam, hack, etc or do I really need to do the steps?
Tyou gotta do it
Tnot a scam or anything
Q
WWell, with how deep some of the linux hack went I want to make sure this isnt a coordinated attemp. Thanks for letting me know. you cant trust anyone these days.
Wyup, just reviewed it. For some reason it does say upgrading to Windows 11 now... LOL
WJust wanted to say how great bazzite has been for me. I was a windows user until 2 months ago. Bazzite has been amazing. Small issues but who doesnt have them. keep up the AMAZING work!
Ahow would you handle the update to minimize downtime?
LI can see homelabs it being beneficial. Since you don’t have to deal with all the extra recovery, you can just easily rollback without any hassle or extra software.
In the enterprise server world these tools already exist and are in place for the majority of infrastructure, so there’s not really as much need. Now that being said, I think it would be incredibly interesting to have all the server in an enterprise be atomic in nature.
In the enterprise server world these tools already exist and are in place for the majority of infrastructure, so there’s not really as much need. Now that being said, I think it would be incredibly interesting to have all the server in an enterprise be atomic in nature.
Jthe way it usually works is the fleet does a rolling upgrade as a whole. For example in kubernetes when the OS needs an update it takes a few them out from behind the load balancer, kills the workloads, launches new ones on new nodes, adds them into the rotation, then the nodes update, or get reprovisioned, then get tossed back into the mix, rinse and repeat.
Ai guess in the context of enterprise server you can always minimize downtime using multiple server, but using few or one server you still need to have few minutes downtime for updating every few days or week
Jinstructions unclear
MThats actually impressive
