You"ll love blendOS v3 or 4.0

12:50 I am not sure if others has noticed this, but a lot of these new gaming distros are choosing Fedora as their base. I know Manjaro plans to release one, but Manjaro updates are incredibly slow, as of 2 weeks ago they were still on Plasma 5 and Kernel 6.6 and for a gaming distro that isn't a good choice thing. Personally, I plan to stick to Nobara, I would like to try Bazzite since it seems to have a much bigger team than Nobara, but I want to let it cook a little more and see where it goes, they both use the same custom kernel anyway, Nobara seems to update faster and if it isn't broke, don't fix it.

1:00 « So let’s break down… » nah, I don’t think you’ll be able to

Had issue trying install Mcafee their server sucks for me.

thank you so much sir for this . i needed it alot as it was wasting my time.

i have a problem with my second monitor ever since i swapped to windows 11 where my monitor will randomly go black despite it being detected and being on. I’ve turned off all power sleep options in power plan, regular settings, and on the monitor itself. I also made sure the cables were in tight and i even swapped them out and made sure there was no debris in the ports of my gpu, made sure there was no power saving features enabled in nvidia control panel either and it’s still randomly going black screen. Does anyone else have this issue or know of this issue i need help. PS: i tried swapping the resolution and the refresh rate and it also does not fix my issue.

Debian: "Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power "

Democracy runs quite well on Fedora 40!

Todd Howard? Teen Wolf?

I'm waiting for Arch Atomic😀

Anyone using RAV Antivirus?

There is already immutable Debian, even earlier than Fedora

I keep on going back to Kubuntu. Atomic desktops is cool... But at the moment they are a bit of a pain to use. Will try again end of the year.

After trying Bazzite and then learning how to make my own Images based from it I have completely moved over because Bazzite/Fedora Atomic is not as restrictive as they been made out to be.. being able to layer RPM packages over the base image with rpm-ostree makes it suitable for new and experienced users. the stability is second to none also on major updates best to do rpm-ostree reset to reset all the layering then relayer everything after running rpm-ostree upgrade also bruh Fedora aint forcing anything if ya really want something its in the repos just like any other distro

Do i have to keep activating the tweaks after i reset my PC?

Thanks.

I'm really liking OpenSUSE Aeon. The first install is an image but thereafter it's just a daily auto transactional update. No layers no drama, if the update fails it just reverses it and nothing changes. If it's good your next reboot will be in the updated system. Simple!

me downloading fedora budgie while watching video💀

I'm kinda surprised my manjaro install on my laptop is going strong 2+ years later. Its about time I re-do it and I'll probably go arch this go around, with xfce. Just use arch installer script since its packaged with the usb now.

So basically a few mount --bind commands run from an unmounted on top of a new ISO with hard permissions.

This was an especially exceptional video basically because you went through a bunch of examples showing exactly how to execute the action. Those of us that are relatively unskilled can follow along and duplicate your actions so we enjoy the benefits. Many thanks & WELL DONE!

Well nixos is always there yk. I know you're not yet super comfy in it. But eventually it will click!

What notes do you use, obsidian? Logsec?

Great video, just a question, what execution policy do you have. How do you manage powershell execution policy in you system?

This is what I needed thank you .

Thanks!

I've always had the opinion that this can only really work for servers. Like the immutable/atomic container hosts, where you might layer in the odd package for your setup, but largely leave the base untouched while managing everything you need the server to provide as a container. A desktop is a highly personalized system to me and by definition every difference to the atomic base adds complexity. Most methods of mitigating this bring their own drawbacks. Snaps, flatpacks and appimages can lead to redundant dependencies as versions may be pinned or libraries statically linked or isolated. Layering defeats the purpose if you take it too far and if all my programs run in an arch distrobox, I might as well skip the overhead and run arch. Atomic systems only work if your workload is separated from the system, which a desktop running 60 seperate alterations to the base cannot do. If you only use a browser and office suite and the base already has all you need that works fine, I'd call that more of a chromebook- than a desktop-scenario though.

The Atomic desktop is something we need to switch to. It just works indeed.

HD2 works really, realy well on Nobara. I have way less crashes there than on my Win partition.

Fedora with BTRFS snapshots and Timeshift is a solid setup. There are some YT videos showing you how to install with the @ and @home subvolumes so Timeshift works correctly.

Just noticed that disabling core isolation/memory integrity in windows increase FPS and significantly increase on 1% FPS which removed stuttering. About 5% to 19% depend on games and how slow your CPU is. Made me looking for alternative AV. For time being I turned off that. Instant fix without turning off virtualization in BIOS (That BIOS setting also have same FPS boost). Still lookinh decent free AV

i thought it was some scary bomb about to be dropped in the next linux world war

Helldivers 2 also works on manjaro

Atomic desktops... Hmmm.... Sounds like Android to me

Putting a "like" for the video for digging into the topic, not a "like" for atomic desktops or Arch though :) RedHat is very bad, Fedora still is very good for the new hardware and I like its semi-rolling nature, Debian is just good with backports. KDE6 and Wayland are good :)

all of this just to mimic a fraction of nixos' power

Instala zorin linux y olvidate de nada mas

Does the layering cause the system to slowdown?

i swear chris you'll eventually find a way to break an immutable distro.

like tod howard... sweet jesus have you played bethesda games since... * checks notes * their first release?

So its kind of like a worse version of Nixos?

Storage is never cheap. Have you seen how much storage costs in laptops and tablets and phones?

Does 'I disagree with destro decisions' equals 'distro isn't good'?

Nice review of Atomic Desktops and Bazzite. Bazzite was my entry point for this new Atomic Desktops space and it has been very fun. Are you planning on making your own custom image based off of Bazzite with X11 and your other layered changes?

I'm not sure but NixOS seems to be the better solution for me...😊

Atomic desktop is almost impossible to break. Each new major update you get a new iso which is fresh installation without losing your files, apps and configuration.

I'm confused. Did I miss something? Chris && Red Hat == ??? I thought there were no more words to be said? 😵‍💫

Thank you

Is there a reason the link to the webpage isn't in the description?

I enjoy that Linux is just a very well designed high school project. It's like "oh that looks cool" as 99% of all companies require employees to have the desktop version of Excel/ MS Access and at minimum one Adobe product. Maybe one day the Linux community will find a compromise with these software companies. Oh well