#fedorasilverblue — Public Fediverse posts

Upgrading to the new #Fedora 44 Silverblue / Kinoite is so simple!

https://fedoramagazine.org/rebase-to-fedora-silverblue-44-beta/

(ignore the beta, works for the final release, too)

#Fedora44 #FedoraSilverblue #FedoraKinoite #Silverblue #Kinoite

Upgrading to the new #Fedora 44 Silverblue / Kinoite is so simple!

https://fedoramagazine.org/rebase-to-fedora-silverblue-44-beta/

(ignore the beta, works for the final release, too)

#Fedora44 #FedoraSilverblue #FedoraKinoite #Silverblue #Kinoite

Ich bin ja schon länger Linux Nutzer und hab Fedora als Daily-Driver.

Jetzt sitzen wir hier grade und setzen Bazzite bei der Holden auf, was ja auf Silverblue, einer Atomic Distro, basiert.
Ich hab mich damit ja auch noch nicht auseinandergesetzt. Wollten AutoFS einrichten füs NAS. Geht nur unter /var, nicht unter /mnt oder /media.

Das Internet ist da aber auch nicht gerade mit Hülle & Fülle an Informationen gespickt 😬

#Linux #Fedora #Bazzite #FedoraAtomic #FedoraSilverblue #AutoFS

Ich bin ja schon länger Linux Nutzer und hab Fedora als Daily-Driver.

Jetzt sitzen wir hier grade und setzen Bazzite bei der Holden auf, was ja auf Silverblue, einer Atomic Distro, basiert.
Ich hab mich damit ja auch noch nicht auseinandergesetzt. Wollten AutoFS einrichten füs NAS. Geht nur unter /var, nicht unter /mnt oder /media.

Das Internet ist da aber auch nicht gerade mit Hülle & Fülle an Informationen gespickt 😬

#Linux #Fedora #Bazzite #FedoraAtomic #FedoraSilverblue #AutoFS

This is the end of this experiment with #Guix and #GuixSystem

I really like the ideas behind Guix, and learned a lot by reading its documentation and playing with it. But I will put it back on a shelf for now, because what I need is a system for daily use which gets out of the way. At my current skill level with it, and in its current state, we're not quite there yet.

I'm keeping my configuration files and a fresh installation iso, so I can get going more quickly next time I feel like trying it again.

After a few days of testing, it turns out #FedoraSilverblue is going to fit the bill nicely. It shares some ideas with Guix (immutability, rollbacks, in general better isolation between OS and apps), and everything I need seems to be available and working out of the box.
It's running smoothly on this 10-year old Intel Nuc, so will also be fine on a 10-year old MacBook Pro (with slightly higher specs) whenever I'm ready to make the switch.

This other thread is what prompted me to try and find a more future-proof OS: https://fediscience.org/@Guillawme/113152436757689301

This is the end of this experiment with #Guix and #GuixSystem

I really like the ideas behind Guix, and learned a lot by reading its documentation and playing with it. But I will put it back on a shelf for now, because what I need is a system for daily use which gets out of the way. At my current skill level with it, and in its current state, we're not quite there yet.

I'm keeping my configuration files and a fresh installation iso, so I can get going more quickly next time I feel like trying it again.

After a few days of testing, it turns out #FedoraSilverblue is going to fit the bill nicely. It shares some ideas with Guix (immutability, rollbacks, in general better isolation between OS and apps), and everything I need seems to be available and working out of the box.
It's running smoothly on this 10-year old Intel Nuc, so will also be fine on a 10-year old MacBook Pro (with slightly higher specs) whenever I'm ready to make the switch.

This other thread is what prompted me to try and find a more future-proof OS: https://fediscience.org/@Guillawme/113152436757689301

I have been using this app called EasySSH to manage multiple ssh connnections, and since it hasn't been updated in 3 years, I have been looking for alternatives.

I finally bit the bullet and started using tmux, which is in OpenBSD base. I also added it to Fedora Silverblue (where IMHO it should also be in base).

But that doesn't "automate" my sessions.

There are all sorts of ways people do this by scripting tmux, but I'm starting with something I didn't know existed:

~/.ssh/config

To start, I'm creating shortcuts in that file for all of my connections. That way they'll be easier to start — with or without tmux.

https://linuxize.com/post/using-the-ssh-config-file/

And while I appreciate the power of tmux, there should be a GUI way to do this (and I am open to suggestions).

#OpenBSD #Linux #Fedora #ssh #OpenSSH #EasySSH #tmux #FedoraSilverblue #AtomicFedora

I have been using this app called EasySSH to manage multiple ssh connnections, and since it hasn't been updated in 3 years, I have been looking for alternatives.

I finally bit the bullet and started using tmux, which is in OpenBSD base. I also added it to Fedora Silverblue (where IMHO it should also be in base).

But that doesn't "automate" my sessions.

There are all sorts of ways people do this by scripting tmux, but I'm starting with something I didn't know existed:

~/.ssh/config

To start, I'm creating shortcuts in that file for all of my connections. That way they'll be easier to start — with or without tmux.

https://linuxize.com/post/using-the-ssh-config-file/

And while I appreciate the power of tmux, there should be a GUI way to do this (and I am open to suggestions).

#OpenBSD #Linux #Fedora #ssh #OpenSSH #EasySSH #tmux #FedoraSilverblue #AtomicFedora

So, i have to reinstall #fedora. Don't get me wrong; I've been using the same installation since #fedora37. Since i'm unable to fix this bug, and it is likely to be my fault, i'm really happy how long this installation worked out.
Installing #FedoraSilverblue this time :)

So, i have to reinstall #fedora. Don't get me wrong; I've been using the same installation since #fedora37. Since i'm unable to fix this bug, and it is likely to be my fault, i'm really happy how long this installation worked out.
Installing #FedoraSilverblue this time :)

The upgrade to #Fedora 40 with the magic dust of #bluefin
was very smooth.

This is my second time upgrading on #FedoraSilverblue , did the same thing from #F38 to #F39 and the experience was the same smooth and hassle free.

#linux #foss #oss #ublue

The upgrade to #Fedora 40 with the magic dust of #bluefin
was very smooth.

This is my second time upgrading on #FedoraSilverblue , did the same thing from #F38 to #F39 and the experience was the same smooth and hassle free.

#linux #foss #oss #ublue

Have I mentioned that I love #Fedora #Silverblue? The update to Fedora 40 was done in three minutes: I clicked "Download and Install" to download the updated base image, rebooted the computer, and everything was new and shiny. And worked without a hitch, which is important for my business laptop. #FedoraSilverblue #ImmutableDesktop #ImmutableLinux #Linux

Have I mentioned that I love #Fedora #Silverblue? The update to Fedora 40 was done in three minutes: I clicked "Download and Install" to download the updated base image, rebooted the computer, and everything was new and shiny. And worked without a hitch, which is important for my business laptop. #FedoraSilverblue #ImmutableDesktop #ImmutableLinux #Linux

Have I mentioned that I love #Fedora #Silverblue? The update to Fedora 40 was done in three minutes: I clicked "Download and Install" to download the updated base image, rebooted the computer, and everything was new and shiny. And worked without a hitch, which is important for my business laptop. #FedoraSilverblue #ImmutableDesktop #ImmutableLinux #Linux

Have I mentioned that I love #Fedora #Silverblue? The update to Fedora 40 was done in three minutes: I clicked "Download and Install" to download the updated base image, rebooted the computer, and everything was new and shiny. And worked without a hitch, which is important for my business laptop. #FedoraSilverblue #ImmutableDesktop #ImmutableLinux #Linux

Have I mentioned that I love #Fedora #Silverblue? The update to Fedora 40 was done in three minutes: I clicked "Download and Install" to download the updated base image, rebooted the computer, and everything was new and shiny. And worked without a hitch, which is important for my business laptop. #FedoraSilverblue #ImmutableDesktop #ImmutableLinux #Linux

How To Enable Minimize And Maximize Buttons In Fedora 39 Workstation And Fedora Silverblue #Fedora39 #FedoraLinux #FedoraWorkstation #FedoraSilverblue #GnomeTweaks #DashToPanel #Linuxhowto #Linux
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-enable-minimize-and-maximize-buttons-in-fedora/

How To Enable Minimize And Maximize Buttons In Fedora 39 Workstation And Fedora Silverblue #Fedora39 #FedoraLinux #FedoraWorkstation #FedoraSilverblue #GnomeTweaks #DashToPanel #Linuxhowto #Linux
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-enable-minimize-and-maximize-buttons-in-fedora/

After two weeks of productive use of my #Fedora #Silverblue system, I can say: I really feel at home! 😃 #FedoraSilverblue #ImmutableLinux

After two weeks of productive use of my #Fedora #Silverblue system, I can say: I really feel at home! 😃 #FedoraSilverblue #ImmutableLinux

Public Service Announcement:

Please make sure your favourite extensions have been updated for GNOME 45 before updating to Fedora 39 to avoid nasty surprises.

#gnome #fedora #gnome45 #fedora39 #fedoraSilverblue

#Fedora39 will be release in October, so just few days......
#Fedora #FedoraSilverblue #gnome #Gnome45 #linux

Been setting up my #QubesOS installation with #whonix and #kali template, and #FedoraSilverblue as my #dailydriver. Maybe a fully patched #windows #qube too, for #payload testing.

Been setting up my #QubesOS installation with #whonix and #kali template, and #FedoraSilverblue as my #dailydriver. Maybe a fully patched #windows #qube too, for #payload testing.

How To Enable Minimize And Maximize Buttons In Fedora 38 Workstation And Fedora Silverblue #Fedora38 #FedoraWorkstation #FedoraSilverblue #GnomeTweaks #DashtoPanel #Linux #Fedora #Linuxhowto
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-enable-minimize-and-maximize-buttons-in-fedora/

How To Enable Minimize And Maximize Buttons In Fedora 38 Workstation And Fedora Silverblue #Fedora38 #FedoraWorkstation #FedoraSilverblue #GnomeTweaks #DashtoPanel #Linux #Fedora #Linuxhowto
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-enable-minimize-and-maximize-buttons-in-fedora/

Note sure if Fedora Media Writer downloads images via carrier pigeon but it was taking ages to download Silverblue. Took my browser less than a minute. 🤔

#FedoraSilverblue #FedoraMediaWriter #Fedora

By default the scaling factor of the login screen does not match the system scaling factor on Fedora Silverblue 36 with GNOME 42.

To make it match:

sudo cp ~/.config/monitors.xml /var/lib/gdm/.config/

Although you will have to do this manually every time you change the system scaling factor.

Not sure why this is not done for you automatically.

Source: https://askubuntu.com/a/1360788

#fedoraSilverblue #login #gdm #gnome #gnome42 #hidpi #scaling