#ublue — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ublue, aggregated by home.social.
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seeing people think you cant install software on an immutable distro still :eyeroll:
#atomic #immutable #linux #fedora #ublue #package #linux #youtubers
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seeing people think you cant install software on an immutable distro still :eyeroll:
#atomic #immutable #linux #fedora #ublue #package #linux #youtubers
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seeing people think you cant install software on an immutable distro still :eyeroll:
#atomic #immutable #linux #fedora #ublue #package #linux #youtubers
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seeing people think you cant install software on an immutable distro still :eyeroll:
#atomic #immutable #linux #fedora #ublue #package #linux #youtubers
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seeing people think you cant install software on an immutable distro still :eyeroll:
#atomic #immutable #linux #fedora #ublue #package #linux #youtubers
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...mkay. #Flatpak next is very important, and so is #uBlue - but they are not of the same project. I could've told you that.
But as we see generally in #OpenSource, people don't know where to direct their problems. Not only that, but issues are imagined... as if it's an AI hallucination... and it's weird.
The #Linux desktop is a weird place.
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...mkay. #Flatpak next is very important, and so is #uBlue - but they are not of the same project. I could've told you that.
But as we see generally in #OpenSource, people don't know where to direct their problems. Not only that, but issues are imagined... as if it's an AI hallucination... and it's weird.
The #Linux desktop is a weird place.
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...mkay. #Flatpak next is very important, and so is #uBlue - but they are not of the same project. I could've told you that.
But as we see generally in #OpenSource, people don't know where to direct their problems. Not only that, but issues are imagined... as if it's an AI hallucination... and it's weird.
The #Linux desktop is a weird place.
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...mkay. #Flatpak next is very important, and so is #uBlue - but they are not of the same project. I could've told you that.
But as we see generally in #OpenSource, people don't know where to direct their problems. Not only that, but issues are imagined... as if it's an AI hallucination... and it's weird.
The #Linux desktop is a weird place.
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...mkay. #Flatpak next is very important, and so is #uBlue - but they are not of the same project. I could've told you that.
But as we see generally in #OpenSource, people don't know where to direct their problems. Not only that, but issues are imagined... as if it's an AI hallucination... and it's weird.
The #Linux desktop is a weird place.
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@Ivovanwilligen I’m ‘in love’ with anything #ublue. My game pc is running #Bazzite and the laptops are running #Aurora.
Universal Blue also has a gnome version called #bluefin, https://projectbluefin.io/
These are all immutable Linux distros, you can’t really break anything. And if you do, there’s a rollback feature. 😎
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@Ivovanwilligen I’m ‘in love’ with anything #ublue. My game pc is running #Bazzite and the laptops are running #Aurora.
Universal Blue also has a gnome version called #bluefin, https://projectbluefin.io/
These are all immutable Linux distros, you can’t really break anything. And if you do, there’s a rollback feature. 😎
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@Ivovanwilligen I’m ‘in love’ with anything #ublue. My game pc is running #Bazzite and the laptops are running #Aurora.
Universal Blue also has a gnome version called #bluefin, https://projectbluefin.io/
These are all immutable Linux distros, you can’t really break anything. And if you do, there’s a rollback feature. 😎
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Using homebrew for the first time on Bluefin I immediately hit a snag trying to install 'cowsay' (homebrew-installed perl vs system perl). This led me to try out Distrobox for the first time and it works like a charm.
New ways of doing things introduce new tools and methods. I'm approaching Bluefin with "beginner's mind". 🙂
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Using homebrew for the first time on Bluefin I immediately hit a snag trying to install 'cowsay' (homebrew-installed perl vs system perl). This led me to try out Distrobox for the first time and it works like a charm.
New ways of doing things introduce new tools and methods. I'm approaching Bluefin with "beginner's mind". 🙂
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Using homebrew for the first time on Bluefin I immediately hit a snag trying to install 'cowsay' (homebrew-installed perl vs system perl). This led me to try out Distrobox for the first time and it works like a charm.
New ways of doing things introduce new tools and methods. I'm approaching Bluefin with "beginner's mind". 🙂
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Using homebrew for the first time on Bluefin I immediately hit a snag trying to install 'cowsay' (homebrew-installed perl vs system perl). This led me to try out Distrobox for the first time and it works like a charm.
New ways of doing things introduce new tools and methods. I'm approaching Bluefin with "beginner's mind". 🙂
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Using homebrew for the first time on Bluefin I immediately hit a snag trying to install 'cowsay' (homebrew-installed perl vs system perl). This led me to try out Distrobox for the first time and it works like a charm.
New ways of doing things introduce new tools and methods. I'm approaching Bluefin with "beginner's mind". 🙂
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Universal Blue/Bazzite/Silverblue/other immutable Linux friends: (why) should I be using Homebrew?
I contribute to a handful of web projects that use npm, ruby, and probably other package managers. I’ve not really had a problem lately installing things the way those projects say to for Linux, but I keep hearing about people using Homebrew on Linux. When needed, I can also spin up a toolbx container and work in there. Am I missing something?
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Universal Blue/Bazzite/Silverblue/other immutable Linux friends: (why) should I be using Homebrew?
I contribute to a handful of web projects that use npm, ruby, and probably other package managers. I’ve not really had a problem lately installing things the way those projects say to for Linux, but I keep hearing about people using Homebrew on Linux. When needed, I can also spin up a toolbx container and work in there. Am I missing something?
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Universal Blue/Bazzite/Silverblue/other immutable Linux friends: (why) should I be using Homebrew?
I contribute to a handful of web projects that use npm, ruby, and probably other package managers. I’ve not really had a problem lately installing things the way those projects say to for Linux, but I keep hearing about people using Homebrew on Linux. When needed, I can also spin up a toolbx container and work in there. Am I missing something?
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Universal Blue/Bazzite/Silverblue/other immutable Linux friends: (why) should I be using Homebrew?
I contribute to a handful of web projects that use npm, ruby, and probably other package managers. I’ve not really had a problem lately installing things the way those projects say to for Linux, but I keep hearing about people using Homebrew on Linux. When needed, I can also spin up a toolbx container and work in there. Am I missing something?
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Universal Blue/Bazzite/Silverblue/other immutable Linux friends: (why) should I be using Homebrew?
I contribute to a handful of web projects that use npm, ruby, and probably other package managers. I’ve not really had a problem lately installing things the way those projects say to for Linux, but I keep hearing about people using Homebrew on Linux. When needed, I can also spin up a toolbx container and work in there. Am I missing something?
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Practically finished setting up Universix-Saigon, my Cosmic bootc image based on a solid Bluefin base. It's live on github at thesaigoneer - universix-saigon.
Many edits in applications, flatpaks and QoL, read up on it in the readme.md. Or just give it a go! -
Practically finished setting up Universix-Saigon, my Cosmic bootc image based on a solid Bluefin base. It's live on github at thesaigoneer - universix-saigon.
Many edits in applications, flatpaks and QoL, read up on it in the readme.md. Or just give it a go! -
Practically finished setting up Universix-Saigon, my Cosmic bootc image based on a solid Bluefin base. It's live on github at thesaigoneer - universix-saigon.
Many edits in applications, flatpaks and QoL, read up on it in the readme.md. Or just give it a go! -
Practically finished setting up Universix-Saigon, my Cosmic bootc image based on a solid Bluefin base. It's live on github at thesaigoneer - universix-saigon.
Many edits in applications, flatpaks and QoL, read up on it in the readme.md. Or just give it a go! -
Apparently a little toy image I made with my friends @valerie_tar_gz and @bri reached 100 users at some point close to new years! I've been daily driving Zirconium for a bit now and I'm having a lot of fun, works pretty well on my dual core laptop as well. Maybe check it out if you are interested :3c
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Apparently a little toy image I made with my friends @valerie_tar_gz and @bri reached 100 users at some point close to new years! I've been daily driving Zirconium for a bit now and I'm having a lot of fun, works pretty well on my dual core laptop as well. Maybe check it out if you are interested :3c
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Apparently a little toy image I made with my friends @valerie_tar_gz and @bri reached 100 users at some point close to new years! I've been daily driving Zirconium for a bit now and I'm having a lot of fun, works pretty well on my dual core laptop as well. Maybe check it out if you are interested :3c
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Apparently a little toy image I made with my friends @valerie_tar_gz and @bri reached 100 users at some point close to new years! I've been daily driving Zirconium for a bit now and I'm having a lot of fun, works pretty well on my dual core laptop as well. Maybe check it out if you are interested :3c
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Some of it is the newish battery, but overall I'm getting pretty great uptime between charges (more than 4 hours) with Bluefin LTS on the 2017 HP Pavilion (Intel Core i7 7th Gen/Nvidia GEforce) laptop that is now running the boot drive from my now-dead laptop. The CentOS Stream 10 core of this system seems to be very solid -- and I don't have to worry about any maintenance, which happens without my intervention.
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Some of it is the newish battery, but overall I'm getting pretty great uptime between charges (more than 4 hours) with Bluefin LTS on the 2017 HP Pavilion (Intel Core i7 7th Gen/Nvidia GEforce) laptop that is now running the boot drive from my now-dead laptop. The CentOS Stream 10 core of this system seems to be very solid -- and I don't have to worry about any maintenance, which happens without my intervention.
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Some of it is the newish battery, but overall I'm getting pretty great uptime between charges (more than 4 hours) with Bluefin LTS on the 2017 HP Pavilion (Intel Core i7 7th Gen/Nvidia GEforce) laptop that is now running the boot drive from my now-dead laptop. The CentOS Stream 10 core of this system seems to be very solid -- and I don't have to worry about any maintenance, which happens without my intervention.
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Some of it is the newish battery, but overall I'm getting pretty great uptime between charges (more than 4 hours) with Bluefin LTS on the 2017 HP Pavilion (Intel Core i7 7th Gen/Nvidia GEforce) laptop that is now running the boot drive from my now-dead laptop. The CentOS Stream 10 core of this system seems to be very solid -- and I don't have to worry about any maintenance, which happens without my intervention.
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Some of it is the newish battery, but overall I'm getting pretty great uptime between charges (more than 4 hours) with Bluefin LTS on the 2017 HP Pavilion (Intel Core i7 7th Gen/Nvidia GEforce) laptop that is now running the boot drive from my now-dead laptop. The CentOS Stream 10 core of this system seems to be very solid -- and I don't have to worry about any maintenance, which happens without my intervention.
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We've just finished moving Bluefin and Aurora to a shared OCI container instead of using RPM packages for all of it, now you can do crazy stuff like Ubuntu-based Bluefin with the Bootcrew images if you want to :P Who would've though that not relying on packages would be a good idea, huh!
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We've just finished moving Bluefin and Aurora to a shared OCI container instead of using RPM packages for all of it, now you can do crazy stuff like Ubuntu-based Bluefin with the Bootcrew images if you want to :P Who would've though that not relying on packages would be a good idea, huh!
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We've just finished moving Bluefin and Aurora to a shared OCI container instead of using RPM packages for all of it, now you can do crazy stuff like Ubuntu-based Bluefin with the Bootcrew images if you want to :P Who would've though that not relying on packages would be a good idea, huh!
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We've just finished moving Bluefin and Aurora to a shared OCI container instead of using RPM packages for all of it, now you can do crazy stuff like Ubuntu-based Bluefin with the Bootcrew images if you want to :P Who would've though that not relying on packages would be a good idea, huh!
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A post from @jorge on Homebrew in Linux, which is the present and future for Ublue:
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A post from @jorge on Homebrew in Linux, which is the present and future for Ublue:
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A post from @jorge on Homebrew in Linux, which is the present and future for Ublue:
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A post from @jorge on Homebrew in Linux, which is the present and future for Ublue:
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A post from @jorge on Homebrew in Linux, which is the present and future for Ublue:
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I'm trying this now on Bluefin LTS:
Homebrew is just as good on Linux as it is on Mac
https://www.xda-developers.com/homebrew-good-linux-mac/ -
I'm trying this now on Bluefin LTS:
Homebrew is just as good on Linux as it is on Mac
https://www.xda-developers.com/homebrew-good-linux-mac/
