I’m on desktop and what does it mean to boot on to an older image, sorry I’m a little new to Linux.
I’m on desktop and what does it mean to boot on to an older image, sorry I’m a little new to Linux.
MAnd yes I was able to access grub
JThe first option of bazzite on grub (it have the number 0) is your current deployment of bazzite,the below of that whit the number 1 is your previous one,try booting the previous (1)
Dthis is more of a feature of bazzite, bazzite deploys a version to you as an all-in-one "image", every time you upgrade, you get a new image, what im asking you to do is go into the boot loader called grub and select an older image, essentially reverting back, to see if that fixes your issue
Dthere may be a doc online somewhere that can help you do this if you're not sure
DYouTubeMike's Tech Tips
In this video, I will show you how to get into the terminal of Bazzite (note that this also works for almost any other Linux system) by modifying the grub boot entry. We then look at how to unhide grub, how to boot into the desktop mode and lastly how to rollback to a previous version of Bazzite.
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Zdoes anyone know if dual booting on steam deck (same drive) is now... "accepted"?
KDoesn't the steam deck have ...issues running Windows in general?
ZI meant dual booting SteamOS and Bazzite :D
Zlast time i tried i got a very stern look from the devs and i'm not sure if it's now "supported"
KI... why? I'd expect it's not, it's probably a very YMMV thing just because odds are none of the devs have put time into what is likely a VERY niche use case.
CI don't believe they touch the dual boot stuff from base Fedora, I'd be a bit more worried about SteamOS messing with it
Zbecause I'm not sure how often bazzite gets new steamos features and I'd like to have the chance to try them out + I wanna try bazzite as a daily without throwing my steamos install in the bin. doesn't sound like a weird use case lol
Zmy old tries ended up with a non booting bazzite or a failed install
Zbut that was like 8 months ago
KIt's a "weird use case" just cause you're probably one of the few people looking into it.
Knot weird as is in strange, weird as in super rare.
KBut yeah Bazzite is basically fedora silverblue as far as that goes, so it should dualboot if set up right. No clue about how SteamOS handles that stuff though.
CSteamOS usually lags behind in updates as compared to Bazzite, at least in as much as system packages are concerned
Zwhat about new features tho?
CLike what for example?
Zuhhh stuff like the oled mura fix, did that take long to get implemented on bazzite?
KWell, SteamOS is always going to get first-party SteamOS specific (game mode) features first cause Valve makes SteamOS.
CI don't believe it did, but I'm not certain as to the timeline
CValve releases the OS code they make publicly
CIt's just the Steam client itself that's closed source
CWhich is always fun
Zwait, i thought the steam client on steamos and bazzite was the same?
CIt is
CI believe there's some stuff done to wire things like ublue upgrade into gamemode for instance, but the binaries are directly from Valve
CIt's just configuration
Kyeah in Game Mode updates will show as a 'Steam Update' but are actually Bazzite updates.
Kat least on handhelds
Bdoes bazzite kde use plasma 6.1?
Band does explicit sync work yet?
A
OWhat's been people's approach to setting up latte-dock in bazzite or fedora atomic in general?
Aprobably with a distrobox
OJust for building or running as a whole?
Apretty sure both
Bis nvidia flickering fixed?
A
C555 is out, yes
RI have dnf-plugins-core, but when I want to copr, it says the subcommand isn't recognised
CTry dropping the dnf at the start
RI'll be more clear, when I dnf copr it says the subcommand isn't recognised
CTry doing just
copr instead of dnf coprRWell
RLooks like it worked lol
RThanks
Cdnf copr will seemingly work one day, eventually when Fedora's Atomic architecture is updated