yeah i only am used to windows also i am dual booting
yeah i only am used to windows also i am dual booting
Athe reverse also holds true, if you're on Gnome and rebase to KDE, Gnome config files mess with KDE
CNowhere near as much, but yeah
Abasically that's why rebasing between Gnome/KDE isn't officially supported
KTook me like half a hour and it was fine 100% I think
(But I have lots of experiance too)
(But I have lots of experiance too)
KIf this is your first time using Linux I reccomend reinstalling
Adid you manually partition bazzite during the dual boot setup?
Aif you did manual partition, it's actually pretty easy to reinstall bazzite without messing up dual boot
Ait's a bit more complicated if you did automatic partitioning
IThis was the issue that prevented me from being able to install Bazzite. Despite having a lot of storage, I needed about 50% of the partition to be able to do anything with it.
I reduced the root partition to my desire and will just add back the remaining space to windows post install.
Thanks, its weird how Bazzite is picky and wants to see 50:50 partitioning before allowing you to modify partitions or install.
I reduced the root partition to my desire and will just add back the remaining space to windows post install.
Thanks, its weird how Bazzite is picky and wants to see 50:50 partitioning before allowing you to modify partitions or install.
Gidk if you want i will send you the tutorial i watched
Awas it the retro game corp tutorial?
Athat was automatic
Anote that it's a bug, not intentional behavior
Gno i will send you it just give me a second to go in my history
GAoh that should be manual partitioning
Gso what do i do
Adownload the deck-gnome iso, run it, and delete the bazzite partitions you made before + redo the manual partitioning according to the video instructions
Gwill it keep my files
Asince you did manual partitioning, it created a separate EFI partition for bazzite that can safely be deleted
Awindows will be untouched. bazzite will be wiped, since it's a reinstall
Aassuming you do everything correctly
Gi won't because i want to keep my bazzite files
Aoh, then yeah, no other option besides doing a rebase and trying to fix all the issues that'll pop up
Gnote i use the asus rog ally
AJust rebase and yolo
Gwhat is yolo
KThese are the things I had to do:
1 - Delete some kde terminal shortcut
2 - In dconf, org/gnome/desktop/interface needs some values changed
1 - Delete some kde terminal shortcut
2 - In dconf, org/gnome/desktop/interface needs some values changed
KThat I remember at least
KYou only live once
Sdamn that made me feel old
LGet tired of the whole mess and end up reinstalling /jk
Gok
Atbh yeah, that's what i think would be likely to happen
Aswapping between KDE and Gnome can get messy
KLikely to happen but also I won't be surprised if they stay on it
Üjust install both and make the choice during the login screen :clueless:
Ghow do i do that?
L
Galso i have no keyboard and mouse
Gi'm on a handheld
Üi installed bazzite yesterday
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literally any1 else in this server will be able to help you more than me right now
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literally any1 else in this server will be able to help you more than me right now
Atbh this is sounding more and more like you should not do this 
Gi install maybe like 5 days ago?
Abasically your two choices are:
- rebase + fix all the config issues that'll pop up (not recommended)
- reinstall, which will install a clean copy of bazzite-gnome, but you'll lose your current bazzite install (recommended)
but the reinstall is a bad idea if you don't have a keyboard and mouse.
so, uhh. I'd say don't do anything for now.
- rebase + fix all the config issues that'll pop up (not recommended)
- reinstall, which will install a clean copy of bazzite-gnome, but you'll lose your current bazzite install (recommended)
but the reinstall is a bad idea if you don't have a keyboard and mouse.
so, uhh. I'd say don't do anything for now.
Gwell i do have a keyboard and mousse but i only like using it when i have to
Ghow do i do that
LDo handheld images even have a login screen?
Ayes, if you lock the device while in desktop mode + enable the KDE lockscreen
Gi don't have one
