oh, weird, i was able to do it through the website anywaysa; it asks me what app to open the link wi
oh, weird, i was able to do it through the website anywaysa; it asks me what app to open the link with
GBut it's like a really old kernel
GRiddled with bugs
Aclicking gnome browser connector just worked fine
Ti think the fact linux runs on a ps4 with how locked down and specific the hardware is
Tthats kind of neat
Abazzite-arm for switch when? uwu
Twe want arm builds eventually
Tthere's some upstream issues rn
TTwe have a thread for that when it gets resolved
Ai'd totally try it out on my switch, although i can imagine it wouldn't be a fantastic experience lol
Thaha well we're not going to endorse that because nintendo is scary but sure 
Ait's just a Handheld Computer
KThere ya go
Aweird little fix but you're right, does seem that installing it locally fixes the problem
KYeah, if it's not already fixed and in the next build then it will be in the next few days
KLike I said we're just using fedora's package for this extension
KThey won't leave it broken for long
Pif bazzite actually ran on a switch, there wouldn't be an issue endorsing such a thing - people are still free to do as they wish with their own hardware. you just can't really provide instructions on how to install such a thing, it'd have to be up to that community to figure it out.
AI'm glad. first time on an ostree system like this, so I'm a little lost
AI'm used to things like arch or nobara, where you can do as you please with the files and whatnot
KWord of warning, don't worry about bloat
Pnintendo's entire hill there is that bypassing OFW restrictions is the same as using circumvention tools to enable piracy
Pso just don't instruct people on the matter
KIf you remove a package with OSTree it will actually take up more space
KNot less
Pif it works, neat, tell the world
KBecause the package is still there and now you're adding instructions on how to remove it
KThis stuff isn't that big and we ship it for a reason
Tlinux users when a 500KB package is in their installation 
Plinux users when there's a symlink to /home in /var :trolled:
Aostree looks like it works somewhat similarly to a git repo
KYou got it
KUpdates are basically rebases
Ahow very fascinating
KLayers are local commits
Athat's sooo cool
Ai love it
Ain theory does that mean there's even a history of all updates and changes done to the system?
KYou can pin any update you like and it will stay forever, by default 2 updates are available at all times
KAnd in the GitHub container registry, builds for the last 90 days are saved and may be picked by date
Athat's so amazing, what a neat system
Tyou can even rebase to older builds from the last 90 days, however we had a mistake earlier that kind of broke rebaising from the past 70+ days
KSo if you suddenly decide you want a build from 3 weeks ago you can just go ahead and switch to it
Tunless those old images are resigned by now
Athat must be insanely useful for fixing regressions and whatnot
Tyes
KVery much so
