Keyboard yes. Replacing windows not ATM just seeing how KDE is before making a choice
Keyboard yes. Replacing windows not ATM just seeing how KDE is before making a choice
ZTo be fair, I doubt disconnecting it would be needed (hence the (?)) so ignore that, was one of my paranoid moments xD
Kafaik installation on the Ally X is identical to Ally
Dualbooting makes it a bit harder
Dualbooting makes it a bit harder
A@HikariKnight windows isn't working ATM so I might switch to KDE
AIt's locked me out and wants me to reset my log in pin
AGotta love windows and it's Majestic use of overreach
Hok. for the install guide
dual boot: https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=2743
general install: https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=1144
also since you have keyboard available you can access the
if you did not have a keyboard then you should not enter the user creation as you will just blank out the defaults and be unable to type anything.
dual boot: https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=2743
general install: https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=1144
also since you have keyboard available you can access the
User Creation section to change the username and password.if you did not have a keyboard then you should not enter the user creation as you will just blank out the defaults and be unable to type anything.
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Two Methods: Method A or Method B A) Installing Bazzite on a separate drive (Recommended) B) Manual partitioning on the same drive A) Separate Drive Method Note: This method is ideal for desktops and HTPCs, and would be inconvenient for handhelds unless planned to keep stationary. Install Bazzite on a separate internal or external drive. ...
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Re-download the ISO at your convenience. Yesterday the new batch had issues that were fixed later on.
ALocks me out of a 950 dollars handheld lol
A@HikariKnight that's alot of information
A
AI don't need to do the second part just need help walking me through that Pic above
KGo to keyboard if you want to change your keyboard
Go to language if you want to change language
Go to timezone if you want to change timezone
Go to language if you want to change language
Go to timezone if you want to change timezone
AI'd be thankful to who ever can vc with me and walk me through. Srry after spending a week without playing I kinda wanna get this done and not mess up lol
KMost of the settings are self explanatory I think but dualbooting can be tricky
Hdual booting is mostly tricky because of windows shenanigans making it harder than it should be (and sometimes causing it to fail because of said shenanigans anyway when you turn them off)
Gthe setup is straight forward just don't touch anything that is related to the root user. I forget what fedora is calling it
Gany reminder is appreciated
ZI don't think you even need to touch that now
ZNot in the installer at least
Gwasn't this discussed before? well guess if it got hidden now through advanced
AThat'd why I'm in vc right now so that way I don't mess up.
ZYou don't even need to open the user/password thing anymore. Got set to
bazzite by default I thinkGah nice
AI'm in bazzite voice channel 1 if anyone is nice enough to walk me through
Gyou guys seem to be server muted or is it just me
Ganyway
THey guys how do we get rpm-ostree to show us package version and if it's actually installed or not, for example:
g@gbox:~$ rpm-ostree search adw-gtk3
===== Name Matched =====
adw-gtk3-theme : The theme from libadwaita ported to GTK-3Trpm-ostree search --help did not provide useful options
Keasiest way is to make a fedora distrobox and
sudo dnf listKif it's installed,
rpm -qa packageKto get the version details
Tthank you, but won't this show me info on the package that is on the Fedora container and not my host system container?
Kboth search and list look for what's in the repos
Kand both use fedora repos
Kso you'll get the same details
Krpm -qa on the host gets you the version of an installed package
TOK so the Fedora container in distrobox can actually "see" what I have installed in my host container?
TOK so it only works to get the version
Kon the host
rpm -qa | grep package to get the version of an installed packageKin a fedora distrobox
sudo dnf list *package* to get the version of a package in fedora's repos that you don't have installedTCrystal clear! Many thanks Kyle
Whi
Wii heve a problem with the installation process
Wit give me a error code 1
Tgeneric error!
Tfun
Tare you dual booting?
Tregardless, follow the troubleshoot guide in our docs
Toption 1
Wno i have windows on ssd and i wnat to install bazzite on a m.2
