ZBazzite uses podman to run distrobox, and no, docker is not included out of the box, if that's what you ask
ANo, I’m being a total newb and just saying they sound similar in purpose
ZPodman tries to mimick docker so, the same exact purpose yeah
TPodman is rootless docker
Ghello all! I've been enjoying bazzite and was just wondering if anybody has heard any new news about the crashy Firefox issues with the current nvidia drivers? I'd read somewhere that the new nvidia drivers in fedoras's rpmfusion fix them - how does that work with ublue? will it automatically make its way into the new image in the next day or two?
GI'm happy using Vivaldi in the meantime, but I do prefer firefox
ZSeveral users had firefox crashing yeah, if I remember correctly, we force firefox to use xwayland as a workaround for that
Gthat doesn't work for me sadly
Gso I was more curious about how updates to fedora trickle through to bazzite
Gthank you though!
ZWe use fedora repos by default. As for Nvidia driver, I think we use negativo repo
Gand they just kind of automatically make their way into the images after a day or two?
ZWell. Fedora and some copr for mesa and gamescope
GOr is it more of a manual job
ZAutomatically twice per week yeah
Toh my god i always thought your profile picture was markiplier
Ti just saw that its not markiplier
ZIs Markiplier, but without the money xD /j is me
Gcool! I've been using Linux for about a month now, I've gone mint -> nobara -> bazzite, and I feel like I'm learning a huge amount about computing every day
Tvery nice! every distro has it's own way of working and its pretty cool learning those things
Tthere will always be new stuff to learn
Gyeah. I hopped from Mint because I wanted newer Nvidia drivers, but all the other hopping has really just been as an excuse to learn more
Tjust stick to flatpaks or snaps cuz then it wont matter which distro you are at
GThere's been a fair bit of bouncing between kde and gnome on top of that
Goh between mint and nobara, for anyone keeping score, I tried arch via endeavourOS. It turned out that was NOT the correct life decision for me to take
Thonestly distros dont matter that much? its more the DE that really matters
Tand how you manage them
T(composable vs imperative)
GIt definitely mattered to jump from mint to something fedora based, but I agree that switching DEs has made more of a difference otherwise
Tur in the end using the same software! its mostly just the update cadence and package manager you use
GMint's nvidia drivers are very long in the tooth at this point, especially with a new GPU, so that was the big reason why it mattered
Gif that's what you mean by cadence yeah
Tyeye
GAlthough I've already found the atomic distro model has been v beneficial, just in terms of setting up stuff like Sunshine which I wasn't able to get working myself on other distros
Gbecause someone more fluent in linux has basically set it up for me lol
Tjust make sure to read the scripts and what they are doing so that you can do other stuff whenever you need to
Ggetting there slowly, thank you tho
Tye!!!!!
MAny distro that supports flatpak should make setting up sunshine easy, atomic or no
Gfor whatever reason, it never worked on Nobara, and works with no tinkering here
Gmaybe I'd installed via dnf? I was pretty drunk on terminal power in my first days of linux
Mhave discord screenshares begun stuttering for anyone else?
MMbut uhh
Mwhen my mouse is moving within the region being shared, it stops stuttering
Mbut it is like 10 fps otherwise
Mno
MI have been using Linux for over 25 years and at this point I am over using the terminal for everything, I appreciate it's existence, and utility, but sooo many people asking for help get advice to do something they can do in 2 clicks in the GUI in the terminal instead, and I just think that's unfriendly
MI have had issues over there too
Spasting something is objectively easier than following a series of graphical steps
