The bootc talks at KubeCon's Project Pavilion continue to bring in the numbers!
This is the tech behind #bazzite - I believe it now more than ever, we give the next generation of #linux contributors the best tech, and they will build something awesome.
Windows ain't it. Some alternatives for ya
Mentioned: #yxe #linux #elementaryOS #MapleLinux #Bazzite
Switched from #Fedora #Kinoite to #Bazzite on my main PC today. The process was quick, simple,and (mostly) painless. Score one more for Fedora Atomic desktops. I even had the option of keeping my kinoite install to boot in case there were problems with bazzite.
The one problem I did have was that bazzite doesn’t have toolbox, so vscode wouldn’t start my toolbox container which has all of the various tools I’ve needed for different projects. I used a distrobox container instead, and will just have to re-install various tools as I go.
Jorge Castro
Action Jay Talks
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Ray Kelm
Rain-deck variant was the way to go since all I wanted was a Steam Deck experience permanently hooked up to my living room TV.
#Ring #doorbell has been replaced by a local-only alternative for less than the cost of my annual Ring Subscription.
And #windows NTFS partitions have been mounted by #Bazzite allowing me to recover the dregs of the data I forgot when I buggered up the attempt at dual boot.
The #deshitification has been good this weekend!
the correct way of updating Bazzite?
Hi guys, As the title pretty much says, what is the correct way to keep your bazzite pc up to date with both software and hardware drivers? Do you just use the “updater” on their “marketplace” platform? Or is there a terminal code I should know of? (For instance, like OpenSUSE has the sudo zypper dup command)
Alex Seibz
Doug
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