Anyone on Cosmic, is it usable for daily driver ? I am on Bluefin but want to give a try
Anyone on Cosmic, is it usable for daily driver ? I am on Bluefin but want to give a try
SIt's an alpha... so using it as a daily driver would be highly unlikely.
SMaybe once it gets to Beta/RC it may be there, but afaik it doesn't even have all it's features/settings yet
SHaving said that though I guess a lot depends on what your using the machine for and how important any of the stuff on there is
BOk, thanks. As I remember, soon it will be official release, but not sure is it alpha or beta
SShould be the 8th
Sit's the Alpha release the builds there are at the moment are using basically like a preview of what will be released
GI think it's pretty usable if you use it besides Gnome/KDE/DE-or-WM-of-choice, not sure if would use it as my sole DE, but I bet it's doable
SIt's got a lot of interest that's for sure!
Bi have a vm of cosmic. it crashes randomly, fairly frequently.. wouldn't daily drive yet
Hsame, havent had a full crash yet (except when the repo was fairly new), i have had a DE restart though so soft crash.
Bi spent an hour in it yesterday and had two DE restarts. however, it’s really nice and I’m excited for the wrinkles to be ironed out
Hsame
Hsuper excited
Hkde tiling even with an addon is not quite there
Hand i have too much workflow issues with gnome atm to use that so i rather sacrifice tiling for window snapping for now
J+ i asked one of the kde devs if they plan to add auto-tailing, to which i got a negative answer
Hyeah from what i gathered they see window tiling as the same as wiindow snapping in zones
Ji do, it works better and faster than kde lol
BThanks. Maybe it will be more stable in 2 days after official release:)
Jit will be only alpha in 2 days, not release
AWith rechunk it should be straightforward to offer a live CD
AAlbeit with secure boot woes
AProbably can drop a secondary kernel as a postprocessing step
AFrom fedora
Hyeah hopefully that would be possible
MDefinitely different. Updates seem to be more spread across different layers now
NHow would that work? I would LOVE to have that as an option for the deck images.
NFor the deck images lol
APut the OCI image in a squashfs and have lorax deploy the embedded commit
AAnaconda etc
NLive OS would allow users to install using a touch keyboard which would be huge.
NAnd they could test drive before committing to a full install.
ADunno how good of an idea is testing through a USB stick
AMight give a bad impression
NExpectations have always been a live USB stuck is not the same as an actual install.
NGives someone an opportunity to look at Bazzite though before they install.
AI don't think a lot of our users will have those preconceptions
NThat's true. There certainly hasn't been a demand for one. Only smaller ISOs which a net install would help solve.
Amy preference would be net install too
Aalso not needing a usb stick
Abut for that, iso size needs to drop to less than 200mb
NThere is an option to do net installs, but anaconda does not have retries built in when using that method.
NWe are already using a patched anaconda, might be trivial to implement that? Not really sure on the details of it.
A200mb is the tougher one
Awould be nice to shove the ISO in the windows efi partition
Athen no usb, just launch .exe and reboot
NI don't remember the size of the net installer for normal Fedora, but I thought it was less than 1GB.
Ayeah but less than 1gb is not 100mb
Awindows efi is like 300mb?
A260mb
