Oit's easy to forget that what I think of as a low tolerance for tinkering is still actually higher than the norm
JWhich one?
Mwuthering with extra steps and the recent zzz out of the box
JI have a few fam members using computer as normies. They do some wierd ahh stuff and I have to chime in from time to time, since searching on web does not yeild proper results because some windows stuff does not have a linux counterpart
AWhy would you? Some games need extra tinkering because generally devs don't care for Linux and we have to make wine do all the work
Mslap a gnome with macos theme tell them it's a macos they would never know
ATrue
JIssue will arise when they are stuck, and they search the internet
AMy father said " nice windows theme" It was bazzite from my deck connected to my monitor
MI have some kernal panic here and there on fedora but issues on mint, debian or popos is just rare
JTbf, most people won't have issues unless they are used to windows way
AYeah, or if you are a boomer and your son set up your PC for you, they probably won't tell a difference because they use a browser and maybe some ways to open docs pdf excels etc
VJust regular breeze-dark?
ANah, that one theme you suggested me
VAhhh lol
AWe do a bit of trolling
Mok nice virt-manager work fine on my bazzite now
Mlast thing should be mullvad vpn
Omullvad is pretty great
Othe fact I can just
mullvad-exclude in the launch options of any Steam game that doesn't like VPNs is pretty coolMI like it mostly because of all of the socks5
Mfor $5 per month
VI'm on protonVPN right now
Vit's alright
Mproton got more ip and more countries than mullvad with better speed
Mbut those socks5 are important to me
MMyh I don't think I would need distrobox that much except for coding stuffs
VI mean ideally you should use it where possible
Mhttps://github.com/ublue-os/toolboxes
We have a docker and Incus distrobox that runs under a rootful instance.
It basically automates what's in the docs for distrobox. There is nothing stopping you from using libvirt either.
Basically for docker it's doing docker in docker. Except is inside of podman
I use incus for vfio and docker for development
We have a docker and Incus distrobox that runs under a rootful instance.
It basically automates what's in the docs for distrobox. There is nothing stopping you from using libvirt either.
Basically for docker it's doing docker in docker. Except is inside of podman
I use incus for vfio and docker for development
GitHub
Centralized repository of containers designed for Toolbox/Distrobox - ublue-os/toolboxes
KMullvad does not leak my Linux ISOs. Indeed.
Fyes that true
MI would make a total mess when coding so I guess distrobox would be ideal for that but rather than that then not much
FBEST LINUX FOR GAMING
SDoes anyone have any success playing mc bedrock on the LeGo? Im using the elite controller emulation on hhd and the launcher lists 2 inputs, the steam input and the xbox input. For whatever reason it detects the emulated controller along with steam input instead of just the steam input. Changing emulated controller type on hhd doesnt do anything. This is the only game that has this problem from the looks of it
SDisabling steam input for the game doesnt help because its the emulated controller causing the incompatibility. All it does is remove the steam input from the controller list
Fwhat game whic emulator
VFwiw I've had issues with MC Bedrock on Deck too
VIt's just not a super stable app
Ono one should play Bedrock edition anyway, it's fundamentally broken compared to Java edition
V"Well don't play that" is not a good solution.
Fhome, it's a problem and it's hard to fix.
SLol yeah i mean i wanted to test out bedrock because its more stable in fps. I primarily play java though
OIf it can be made to work, sure, but I'm pretty sure if you own the Bedrock edition you also own the Java edition
Fhow can i download minecraft bedrock on bazzie
VThere's a flatpak launcher for it
VYou need to own it on Google play though.
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