It shows Plymouth by default, you can press Esc to see what's running
It shows Plymouth by default, you can press Esc to see what's running
Jshould I install bazzite right now?
Jwhats plymouth
TGRUB allows you to select the previous deployment
CPlymouth is similar to the Windows boot animation
Joh ok
CThe little spinning wheel with the logo
Jmight install bazzite to an external ssd or something to try it out on this thing
Jmake sure everything works
CThis will be easier in the future I believe, I think a live installer is planned
Tthat future is completely dependent on upstream
CBut it depends on upstream developments, something to that effect
Tjinx..
Jany of you know if the bazzite iso works with ventoy
Tit does
CIt does
Tread the installation guide 
CLots of repetition today
CSome say it's the best way to install it
Jalright good, I'll pop it on my ventoy drive
CGRUB is hidden by default on the
-deck images, you can toggle showing it with a ujustactually this is changed
Tbazzite portal doesn't have it automatically checked to hide GRUB anymore
Tnobody knew how to rollback
P:wheeze:
Pso that's why i stopped seeing people ask
ADual boot on the internal disk is fine to do, it's best if you manually partition with a separate EFI partition for Bazzite
CWhat he's saying, then
ABazzite devs don't officially support dual boot. Not that it isn't possible
AI dual booted Bazzite for months with no major issues, eventually wiped windows later on since I wasn't using it enough
Pi doubt anybody officially supports dual-boot, it doesn't pass the sniff test
JI always manually partition for dualboot
Pcan do it doesn't mean you're doing yourself any favours with it
Jon different drives its fine
Pyah until you encounter a heisenbug and nobody can decide which OS is the culprit
AThere have been reports of Bazzite crashing while installed on an external disk, but that was on the Legion Go
ADunno if it applies to other devices
Pthat would be platform dependent i suspect
Jis S3 sleep supported on bazzite?
AIf the device has it, sure
Jthe gpd win 4 uses S3 sleep
AOnly 6800u
Jso that is good
Jlucky for me
ANewer win 4 models don't have s3
PLeGo has a bad storage controller for the microsd right?
Pi remember this being an issue
ANot sure how that'd affect external nvme 
Poh that's even more cursed
Jdespite being the older sleep technology isn't it better than S0 sleep or whatever the new one is called
ANot necessarily
