I've done this before on arch and nobara (and clear Linux but that's a diff story), but this time ar

I've done this before on arch and nobara (and clear Linux but that's a diff story), but this time around Id like to be able to say "nah fuck this, this ain't working" and roll back

Pez•7/27/24, 6:40 AM

the whole OS is booted from an image. if you change anything that would alter its immutable state, you need to rebuild this image. that leaves you with an old image and a new one. by default the OS is going to hold onto both in case your new image can't boot etc.

AAshlynn I've done this before on arch and nobara (and clear Linux but that's a diff stor...

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 6:40 AM

So that's kinda why I'm asking about btrfs snapshots and whatnot

justarandomplayer0826•7/27/24, 6:40 AM

i changed the resolution from the desktop mode setting app

PPez the whole OS is booted from an image. if you change anything that would alter it...

Pez•7/27/24, 6:41 AM

your home folder is basically just a wart on top of this step

Pez•7/27/24, 6:41 AM

whether or not it exists is :shrug:

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 6:42 AM

Fair enough, I get that; a lot of DE config files live there though, which is why I'd back it up, personally. That way I can roll back to how it was on gnome if I fuck it up

Pez•7/27/24, 6:42 AM

yeah you can also try making a new user if your old one fails to login etc.

Pez•7/27/24, 6:43 AM

but your home folder is only gonna be touched after the OS already booted

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 6:45 AM

nod

Pez•7/27/24, 6:45 AM

if you're going from gnome>plasma that should probably not be too borked

Pez•7/27/24, 6:47 AM

i think worst case scenario there is rebase to plasma > potentially can't login > make new user

Aantheas Use the systemd service

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 6:58 AM

hmm.. sched_ext repo says scx.servicescx.service is the one to enable for sched_ext, but that doesn't seem to exist on (my) bazzite.. can't seem to find anything helpful about lavd besides the fact that the only tab autocompletion in terminal i have for scx is scx_lavdscx_lavd

antheas•7/27/24, 6:58 AM

cachyos devs: this service is shipped always you can rely on it

antheas•7/27/24, 6:59 AM

me (avg soystemd resistor): im not sure about that

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 6:59 AM

so i guess bazzite doesn't have a systemd service for it yet?

antheas•7/27/24, 7:01 AM

kyle did the packaging for it

antheas•7/27/24, 7:01 AM

and it took him multiple days

antheas•7/27/24, 7:02 AM

so maybe he ommitted it?

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 7:02 AM

or is it just not there because im on stable?

Aantheas me (avg soystemd resistor): im not sure about that

Pez•7/27/24, 7:10 AM

reddit to my ears

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 7:10 AM

kinda confused

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 7:11 AM

I just wanted to enable lavd without having to run sudo scx_lavdsudo scx_lavd every time D: I'm kinda lost as to what y'all are talking about at this point

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 7:23 AM

What's the speed limiter of rpm-ostree changes and whatnot? like, what makes adding layers, topgrade, etc take so long? Is it CPU intensive? RW intensive? not sure how the underlying mechanisms work so dont really understand what's going on to make it take longer than something like arch or whatever

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 7:24 AM

i know its loosely based on docker or git repos, but that's about all i understand

AshlynnOP•7/27/24, 7:24 AM

not that im trying to speed it up, im just curious is all

AAshlynn What's the speed limiter of rpm-ostree changes and whatnot? like, what makes add...