Preturn it
Pthey sold you something not fit for purpose, go ask for a replacement
Punfortunately it's not unheard of for an outlet like Argos to accidentally get their hands on some suspicious stock when it comes to Micro SDs
CIt seems fine if only using the Ally handheld, so it's has to be something to do with a service resuming from sleep that handles hdmi output. Anywhere you can suggest I start poking around?
Pi think this makes too much sense to be the case
Ptbh..
Pit is very likely a chipset issue that's hard to reproduce
Pas in, other units probably don't show the same level of bad behaviour
CI can save and move .odt files
Pthis is random chance on bootleg SD Cards
Pit's more likely to fail at the end of the disk
COther units as in different devices or other Allys specifically?
Pyou genuinely won't run into any problems until you try to meet the capacity on the label
Pother AMD handhelds, but other Allys too. this isn't a one-way street.
Pinstability could be down to how the devices are produced, maybe a lack of proper driver support, etc.
Pyou could probably end up with the exact same device, and no problems at all
Afor ally no
Aunless you do some tricks
CIt's a pny also you can't return ad cards in the UK for some reason
Poh jesus PNY is bad
RI had layered Koi with rpm-ostree but apparently Ublue devs recommend using Brew instead
RWhat's the difference?
COh really
Pbrew won't blow out how long it takes to update and you don't subject yourself to unnecessary layering
Pyou can thing about brew like a flatpak but for cli apps
Postree itself is half the reason updating takes so long
Pdistro agnostic
P^ if you need a CLI app you should go brew > distrobox > ostree layer as a last resort
RSo, should I ostree reset and then Brew Koi
Playering is not really supported very much so yeah
RMakes sense then
RWill do that later
Phonestly i'd suggest it just because layering takes so long
HThey were from both
RIs there a gui for brew or a command guide?
Anow im confused lol
P
RThanks
Pthe page is actually really good at explaining itself for once lol
Pjust keep in mind
cask packages are for MacOS and you can't really mess upPyou don't really see linux stuff on brew that has any form of GUI
RHmm crazy idea but
RCould one technically do brew install steam
Pno, it would more than likely be a cask for MacOS
Pbecause steam is a GUI tool and already has other distribution methods on linux
RI see
CBut why would loads of high street shops sell them
Pyeah, steam brew package is a cask
Apretty sure any gui app in brew are strictly macos only
Pthis means it's only really useful for macos users who want a package manager - if we need that, we have our own package managers
