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after #Silverblue => Bluefin-dx rebase the #bluefin #vscode shows an UI with monospace fonts. This does not occur in a fresh VM install of Bluefin. AFAIK vscode does not allow to change fonts of UI. Any ideas...? 🤔
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Obviously it turned out Aeon was ok, but I wanted else. RakuOS and AerynOS didn't do smb ootb. Started the journey bcs I wanted to have a go at Dakotaraptor, see the link below. That's where we are heading, boys and girls. Amazing project! It's alpha, it didn't work out for me right now. Running the latest Bluefin now, tomorrow it'll head out with me to the job.
#bluefin #dakotaraptor
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I need to thank @valberg for the Bluefin recommendation a few months ago. I've been using it on my new laptop for a bit now, and I have barely noticed using it (I love it!).
What is noticeable though is the quality of GNOME. This is the first time I'm actually using GNOME, and I love it so much. I have started using a bunch of the gnome apps, and seeing how well everything fits together is so satisfying.
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tl;dr Project Bluefin's Dakotaraptor alpha 2 is incoming this week.
#Bluefin built on #GNOME OS via BuildStream, shipped as a bootc container. A #COSMIC variant has already turned up, apparently quick to build now that the plumbing's in place.
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/
#linux
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/ -
tl;dr Project Bluefin's Dakotaraptor alpha 2 is incoming this week.
#Bluefin built on #GNOME OS via BuildStream, shipped as a bootc container. A #COSMIC variant has already turned up, apparently quick to build now that the plumbing's in place.
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/
#linux
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/ -
tl;dr Project Bluefin's Dakotaraptor alpha 2 is incoming this week.
#Bluefin built on #GNOME OS via BuildStream, shipped as a bootc container. A #COSMIC variant has already turned up, apparently quick to build now that the plumbing's in place.
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/
#linux
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/ -
tl;dr Project Bluefin's Dakotaraptor alpha 2 is incoming this week.
#Bluefin built on #GNOME OS via BuildStream, shipped as a bootc container. A #COSMIC variant has already turned up, apparently quick to build now that the plumbing's in place.
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/
#linux
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/ -
tl;dr Project Bluefin's Dakotaraptor alpha 2 is incoming this week.
#Bluefin built on #GNOME OS via BuildStream, shipped as a bootc container. A #COSMIC variant has already turned up, apparently quick to build now that the plumbing's in place.
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/
#linux
https://projectbluefin.io/dakota/ -
If you could not find an excuse to use Bazaar instead of straight going with Flatpak in the command line, I'll just give one that is now good enough for me.
I wanted to install a given app, and just because it already showed up in the Gnome search list, I just clicked, and that brought me to Bazaar. When I clicked "Install" it gave me a pretty interesting warning to let me know that the application is high risk, and it was very specific about which security concerns there are.
I tried to install the same app using the Flatpak command line and I did NOT get the same warning.
Sold. Bazaar all the way now.
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If you could not find an excuse to use Bazaar instead of straight going with Flatpak in the command line, I'll just give one that is now good enough for me.
I wanted to install a given app, and just because it already showed up in the Gnome search list, I just clicked, and that brought me to Bazaar. When I clicked "Install" it gave me a pretty interesting warning to let me know that the application is high risk, and it was very specific about which security concerns there are.
I tried to install the same app using the Flatpak command line and I did NOT get the same warning.
Sold. Bazaar all the way now.
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If you could not find an excuse to use Bazaar instead of straight going with Flatpak in the command line, I'll just give one that is now good enough for me.
I wanted to install a given app, and just because it already showed up in the Gnome search list, I just clicked, and that brought me to Bazaar. When I clicked "Install" it gave me a pretty interesting warning to let me know that the application is high risk, and it was very specific about which security concerns there are.
I tried to install the same app using the Flatpak command line and I did NOT get the same warning.
Sold. Bazaar all the way now.
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If you could not find an excuse to use Bazaar instead of straight going with Flatpak in the command line, I'll just give one that is now good enough for me.
I wanted to install a given app, and just because it already showed up in the Gnome search list, I just clicked, and that brought me to Bazaar. When I clicked "Install" it gave me a pretty interesting warning to let me know that the application is high risk, and it was very specific about which security concerns there are.
I tried to install the same app using the Flatpak command line and I did NOT get the same warning.
Sold. Bazaar all the way now.
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If you could not find an excuse to use Bazaar instead of straight going with Flatpak in the command line, I'll just give one that is now good enough for me.
I wanted to install a given app, and just because it already showed up in the Gnome search list, I just clicked, and that brought me to Bazaar. When I clicked "Install" it gave me a pretty interesting warning to let me know that the application is high risk, and it was very specific about which security concerns there are.
I tried to install the same app using the Flatpak command line and I did NOT get the same warning.
Sold. Bazaar all the way now.
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I explored the immutable Bluefin Linux on my mini pc for a week. Very solid project!
Even more so than a Linux aimed at developers, I could see it being a great *first* Linux for someone with the pre-installed Flatpak software centre, automatic updates, atomic read-only system images, and rollbacks if things go wonky.
But I'll be putting Chimera back on the box. I guess I'm just a mutable "read-write" kind of guy. 🙂
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I explored the immutable Bluefin Linux on my mini pc for a week. Very solid project!
Even more so than a Linux aimed at developers, I could see it being a great *first* Linux for someone with the pre-installed Flatpak software centre, automatic updates, atomic read-only system images, and rollbacks if things go wonky.
But I'll be putting Chimera back on the box. I guess I'm just a mutable "read-write" kind of guy. 🙂
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I explored the immutable Bluefin Linux on my mini pc for a week. Very solid project!
Even more so than a Linux aimed at developers, I could see it being a great *first* Linux for someone with the pre-installed Flatpak software centre, automatic updates, atomic read-only system images, and rollbacks if things go wonky.
But I'll be putting Chimera back on the box. I guess I'm just a mutable "read-write" kind of guy. 🙂
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I explored the immutable Bluefin Linux on my mini pc for a week. Very solid project!
Even more so than a Linux aimed at developers, I could see it being a great *first* Linux for someone with the pre-installed Flatpak software centre, automatic updates, atomic read-only system images, and rollbacks if things go wonky.
But I'll be putting Chimera back on the box. I guess I'm just a mutable "read-write" kind of guy. 🙂
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I explored the immutable Bluefin Linux on my mini pc for a week. Very solid project!
Even more so than a Linux aimed at developers, I could see it being a great *first* Linux for someone with the pre-installed Flatpak software centre, automatic updates, atomic read-only system images, and rollbacks if things go wonky.
But I'll be putting Chimera back on the box. I guess I'm just a mutable "read-write" kind of guy. 🙂
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@jorge I saw that. Glad you fixed it in #bluefin. At time of writing, my #bazzite machine is still unpatched and vulnerable. I can't rmmod, I don't have grubby to block it on boot.
I raised the bluefin issue on Github, was told it was not a major risk because it's not remotely exploitable.
Well I disagree with that. Local and remote isn't as separate as one might expect, now more than ever. Everyone has a personal threat model and tolerance for risk and this whole copy.fail thing brought that into sharp focus for me.
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@jorge I saw that. Glad you fixed it in #bluefin. At time of writing, my #bazzite machine is still unpatched and vulnerable. I can't rmmod, I don't have grubby to block it on boot.
I raised the bluefin issue on Github, was told it was not a major risk because it's not remotely exploitable.
Well I disagree with that. Local and remote isn't as separate as one might expect, now more than ever. Everyone has a personal threat model and tolerance for risk and this whole copy.fail thing brought that into sharp focus for me.
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@jorge I saw that. Glad you fixed it in #bluefin. At time of writing, my #bazzite machine is still unpatched and vulnerable. I can't rmmod, I don't have grubby to block it on boot.
I raised the bluefin issue on Github, was told it was not a major risk because it's not remotely exploitable.
Well I disagree with that. Local and remote isn't as separate as one might expect, now more than ever. Everyone has a personal threat model and tolerance for risk and this whole copy.fail thing brought that into sharp focus for me.
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@jorge I saw that. Glad you fixed it in #bluefin. At time of writing, my #bazzite machine is still unpatched and vulnerable. I can't rmmod, I don't have grubby to block it on boot.
I raised the bluefin issue on Github, was told it was not a major risk because it's not remotely exploitable.
Well I disagree with that. Local and remote isn't as separate as one might expect, now more than ever. Everyone has a personal threat model and tolerance for risk and this whole copy.fail thing brought that into sharp focus for me.
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@jorge I saw that. Glad you fixed it in #bluefin. At time of writing, my #bazzite machine is still unpatched and vulnerable. I can't rmmod, I don't have grubby to block it on boot.
I raised the bluefin issue on Github, was told it was not a major risk because it's not remotely exploitable.
Well I disagree with that. Local and remote isn't as separate as one might expect, now more than ever. Everyone has a personal threat model and tolerance for risk and this whole copy.fail thing brought that into sharp focus for me.
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I am totally melting this strix halo. I'm using this tool to run a memory system locally. I can even send the local model to do stuff as a subagent. And then someday, completely local.
That makes sense to me, this is just the AI version of "hybrid cloud". The other workload maxing the CPU cores is building #gnomeos and #bluefin dakota, which I do all locally via this setup - test NUC reboots.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cApfuO4WG9g
Hey @kyle greg k-h was explaining his setup to me and now I am kind of motivated to see how people home lab this stuff out. I am going for the "locally driven testlab to make Project Bluiefin" because that would make a good talk lol.
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I am totally melting this strix halo. I'm using this tool to run a memory system locally. I can even send the local model to do stuff as a subagent. And then someday, completely local.
That makes sense to me, this is just the AI version of "hybrid cloud". The other workload maxing the CPU cores is building #gnomeos and #bluefin dakota, which I do all locally via this setup - test NUC reboots.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cApfuO4WG9g
Hey @kyle greg k-h was explaining his setup to me and now I am kind of motivated to see how people home lab this stuff out. I am going for the "locally driven testlab to make Project Bluiefin" because that would make a good talk lol.
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I am totally melting this strix halo. I'm using this tool to run a memory system locally. I can even send the local model to do stuff as a subagent. And then someday, completely local.
That makes sense to me, this is just the AI version of "hybrid cloud". The other workload maxing the CPU cores is building #gnomeos and #bluefin dakota, which I do all locally via this setup - test NUC reboots.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cApfuO4WG9g
Hey @kyle greg k-h was explaining his setup to me and now I am kind of motivated to see how people home lab this stuff out. I am going for the "locally driven testlab to make Project Bluiefin" because that would make a good talk lol.
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I am totally melting this strix halo. I'm using this tool to run a memory system locally. I can even send the local model to do stuff as a subagent. And then someday, completely local.
That makes sense to me, this is just the AI version of "hybrid cloud". The other workload maxing the CPU cores is building #gnomeos and #bluefin dakota, which I do all locally via this setup - test NUC reboots.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cApfuO4WG9g
Hey @kyle greg k-h was explaining his setup to me and now I am kind of motivated to see how people home lab this stuff out. I am going for the "locally driven testlab to make Project Bluiefin" because that would make a good talk lol.
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I am totally melting this strix halo. I'm using this tool to run a memory system locally. I can even send the local model to do stuff as a subagent. And then someday, completely local.
That makes sense to me, this is just the AI version of "hybrid cloud". The other workload maxing the CPU cores is building #gnomeos and #bluefin dakota, which I do all locally via this setup - test NUC reboots.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cApfuO4WG9g
Hey @kyle greg k-h was explaining his setup to me and now I am kind of motivated to see how people home lab this stuff out. I am going for the "locally driven testlab to make Project Bluiefin" because that would make a good talk lol.
