Tcan try protonup-qt and see if the same thing happens
Rit came by default so i assume
CAs opposed to SteamOS, It allows you to layer packages which will be kept on system upgrades(like the VPN software we were talking about now); allows you to use GNOME for a desktop environment which is more touch-friendly; uses a newer overall kernel version with some gaming-focused patches like the BORE CPU scheduler; allows you to easily rollback to and pin any amount of known good OS versions; upgrades everything at once with one button(including Flatpaks and Distrobox containers); comes with Distrobox preinstalled(which gives you access to AUR packages if you want to); includes many useful
ujustujust install-resolve that's being worked on to install DaVinci Resolve with one command
VI tried it once and it didn't work
Tdoes nearly the same as protonup-qt but its GTK so its preinstalled on GNOME images
Rwell im not alone then
R
VProtonup-qt has consistently worked, on the other hand
Anever failed me
Aalso better support than steamos 
CAs for the downsides, updates are currently a large download because of a limitation with ostree(which manages updates) that's being worked on. They shouldn't take more disk space though because you only keep two system deployments by default.
CYeah, also forgot about consistent package updates from upstream Fedora
Afrom kyle too
CPlus it's pre-configured with a ZRAM setup
VUpdates are also long
CYes, plus patches and fixes from commit junkie Kyle Gospo
CWhich is also being worked on by ostree
Kyeah it was being badly abused
KYes, but long is still like... less than 5mins
Kso it's only long comparatively.
VMy Deck takes an hour to install updates
Kyou must have hamster powered internet
VI have pretty shit internet
Kdownload speed does matter. yea
VI did have a hunch download speeds influenced the speed at which things download
CThe ostree stuff only takes 3~5 minutes if you don't layer like a mad man
KI'm kinda shocked they don't use some sort of delta system
Kbut I guess layers would break that
CWell ostree itself is a delta system
CIt's OS git
Kyeah but thats not specifically an rpm-ostree thing, apart from the chunks being large. You'd have slow updates on puppy linux at 56kbps too
CEverything is slow compared to pacman on Starlink lol
KI've debated getting starlink for my RV but I kinda like being OUT of contact sometimes
CThe mobile plan is much more expensive too
Jbazzite uses rpm-ostree but the distribution method is native containers which deltas aren't really working for right now, so you end up basically redownloading the whole system on updates
Ryeah protonupqt worked
ZMeanwhile
National geographic commentor: Here we see two titans, fighting for land resources. Food, shelter, and bandwidth
ZXD
CYou're exactly where I was standing 2 hours ago :moyaiguy:
CThe smaller blob I already had though
CCool 358.8MB of savings
GI'm one of those GNOME sickos and I was wandering if anyone knew of any good extensions or tweaks for quick device switching?
Gaudio device switching i mean
Gsome kind of toggle in the panel etc
Gto let me jump between speakers and headphones in fewer clicks
KIs one extra click really that bad?
CHaven't tested it but it looks like exactly like what you're seeking
Ghero, thank you
BDownloading bazzite now for my steam deck oled. Can't wait. good thing steam backs up all my saves so Im not worried about redownloading my games. 1GB download speeds lol
