ah so dnf is used as an alias for rpm-ostree? Hey I could be wrong
ah so dnf is used as an alias for rpm-ostree? Hey I could be wrong
RIndeed
ZSo seems this mght be rebasing gnome -> kde sheaningans
Awell it seems to work now
Glet's gooo
GSafe to delete the old right?
Ano idea how rebasing gnome to kde messed with .local/share/Steam
ZI think not(?) is some weird amalgamation of yum that wraps rpm-ostree itself
Ajust replace anything you'd do with dnf/yum with rpm-ostree (same arguments otherwise, i.e. rpm-ostree install)
GI see
as I have noticed when doing dnf install it resorts to using rpm-tree
as I have noticed when doing dnf install it resorts to using rpm-tree
ZTHere might be save files in that one
Aand if you need to do something like add copr repos, just do
coprI see
Gwhich safe to say there might be some kind of "noon failsafe" thing going on. Of course we can't say for sure I guess
Zplus, with --reflink, it doesnt take that much space
... Until game updates so then the files are different blah blah btrfs thingy
... Until game updates so then the files are different blah blah btrfs thingy
R
ZUh?
R
QWhat if you leave it blank 
RDoesnt work
Adefinitely nothing useful beside steam config stuff in there, my saves come from the cloud and whatnot, and i haven't really used steam yet on this system aside from testing one game
Gwell the things is really is that there was a time where I needed to install a package for webp so that a game would work properly
doing
doing
sudo dnf install libwebp-toolsoh then yeah delete Steam_old
RI tried:
user
password
changeme
test
admin
root
123456
ublue+ue or smth like that
user
password
changeme
test
admin
root
123456
ublue+ue or smth like that
Ayeh but you could also have done
rpm-ostree install libwebp-toolsdid you try with you user password?
Ait adds it as a layer onto your ostree
RYes.
Gyes
ZThats, not normal
Gyup the command seems to have resorted to using rpm-ostree since it was doing ostree commit and stuff
R:thonk: f*ck
Ai dont think dnf/yum is an alias for rpm-ostree, but i think i used it accidentally in the past and noticed the same
Zdid you try with
flatpak install <whatever program name>Probably is probably isn't, probably up to the contributors to understand what's exactly going on
RNope but like
Aoh it says this:
Compatibility wrapper implementing subset of yum/dnf CLIwhen you run
dnfThe anormality of it is weird
Zi think i heard discover had issues recently
Adiscover always has issues
Ait's had issues since its creation tbh
ZLike uninstalling apps that wasnt pointed to uninstall
Gyeah seems like it
ROk imma leave you guys solving whatever you where trying to solve 
RSee if I can magically fix this
Gwe're not really solving anymore we can try to help you out if you want
ROh ok nice
RDidnt wanna bother lol
RBut im like... frustrated?
GI've been there too dude
