I meant originally. They never wanted to be truly committed to FOSS. The binary blobs everywhere tell the whole story.

Technically, it’s not live booting. It’s normally installed, just on an external drive. The OS doesn’t feel the difference. You just chose to boot to it from the BIOS. I set it to always boot to Linux by default and Windows as a fallback.

This. They wanted to libre-wash their software. But by using the AGPL, they have essentially sabotaged themselves successfully, to our benefit.

On my work laptop I boot to Aurora Linux from an USBC caddy with an M2 SSD inside. The laptop’s internal drive is still factory fresh.

Ask your IT guy, he might be cool with that. The laptop itself is unchanged. Windows OEM license untouched.

Bazaar is the best app store for normies on Linux hands down.

So, you disagree in that immutable distros are easier for the common folk? Steam OS should be mutable?

If you enjoy the experience of learning how to fix stuff and how Linux works, stay with classic distros like the Fedora you are rocking. If you don’t give a shit and just want it to work, I advice you to switch to an immutable/atomic distro. If Gaming is important, I suggest Bazzite.

Otherwise, provide logs and we’ll help you out.

The few I’ve seen were so small and new that I forgot about them. I remember one detail though, he was developing a jmap based email client and it’s code was on GitHub. On the server side he was using Stalwart.

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dumber than the dumbest Manjaro dev.

LOL, that’s harsh.

I agree, there’s valid points on both sides, let’s be civil and request posts are tagged accordingly so that they can be filtered.

Respectful coexistance, is the path forward.

Thanks a lot for doing this! I truly appreciate it!

Holy shit dude, I haven’t even found the time to try NutriTrace and now there’s this ? Impressively prolific.

This is freaking genius.

Only question: Any plans for a Home Assistant integration?

And they even top the contributions chart!

Gotta love them for all they do for us, but man… they sure hate their users 🤣

Also, not all versions update the same way. e.g.: bazzite-deck vs bazzite have different update mechanisms. Again, docs.

I’ve been ~2.5 years on the same Bazzite install. I Freaking love it. Best computing experience I ever had. I don’t do or learn anything and it just keeps on working perfectly since the day I installed it. Pure Bliss.

You can chose not to update and stick to a specific image. Check the docs.

Or even Ente

All I have are Fedora based machines running Bazzite & Aurora. That’s been the case since the distros were originally released about 2+ years or so. Same install. No issues ever. A whole family of 4 running perfectly working Fedora based PCs with no issues and no maintenance whatsoever. I don’t do crap and they just keep working perfectly. No complaints, all praise. My family doesn’t even know it’s not butter Windows, I mean I told them, they just don’t care… it works and it gets the job done.

If that’s not stable, then I don’t know the meaning of the word.

/home should have all your stuff, just copy that to the new installation and you’re set.

I think they should be allowed. However, I wouldn’t even date to touch them with a stick from afar in VR.

Plex was the last proprietary thing I ever selfhosted and it’s been a perfect reminder.

I haven’t found the time to try it yet, so it wasn’t me the one who used the in-app feedback feedback system. But what I have in mind is: pull emails, Forgejo issues, calendar, etc, show me a kanban and Eisenhower matrix of what I have to do or to delegate to either agents or other people.