Bazzite doesn't use flatpak steam. Standard rpm install with no sandboxing.
If you installed it that's entirely your fault.
As evidenced by: this article
Oh wait
Distrobox updates automatically on Bluefin and Bazzite.
In this case we disagree with Fedora, Atomic Fedora should not have Firefox in image. It does not matter to us what they do, we explicitly remove it.
If you like the way Fedora builds their Firefox RPM, that's all the more reason for you to use a fedora distrobox.
I shutdown my laptop every day and update every day. That is fine for me.
Irrelevant. Not everybody does. Some people pin an old image due to a bug and sit on a far older image. If you had it your way, they'd be using a week or month old build of Firefox -- that's unacceptable.
Removing Firefox prevents people from reinstalling it
Good. I can promise you if that gets fixed and I have a way to continue to prevent it, I will.
Flatpak Firefox does not have the ability to create user namespaces for tab process isolation. This is due to all Flatpaks using the same badness-enumerating seccomp filter, there is no additional hardening possible and they still block userns creation.
This is an issue for Mozilla. They are happy enough with the state of the Flatpak to not only verify it, but list it on their website. Unless you've got a CVE for the Flatpak version of Firefox I don't see any point in even engaging with this argument.
We build twice a week, that's not frequent enough for a web browser.
Ultimately it's saving you from yourself, if this bug gets fixed and there's a way I can unfix it, I will do so.
Funny enough we just finished our website yesterday lmao
It can, but I wouldn't recommend doing it for long
Screenshots are on the GitHub, https://bazzite.gg/
There's a KDE and GNOME version, the deck release has gamemode and Valve's KDE themes/similar themes for GNOME. It's functionally identical.
The installer will even offer to set up EmuDeck and Decky Loader for you.
ublue is entirely OCI images built on immutable Fedora, think of them as Fedora plus a recipe on top.
It's for anybody, incredible tool.
Hogwarts Legacy definitely succeeded in doing that, it's a shame it's so rarely tried.
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Until an iPhone can fold and send pictures/videos to people who aren't using the same phone that don't look like diarrhea I honestly don't care about anything Apple does.