Why? I know you guys like stability but fedora is stable.
#why not Vanilla OS based on Fedora?
naive bolt
desert orchid
NVIDIA
gray tundra
+1 to this. Never managed to have Nvidia working reliably on fedora. No problem on ubuntu or arch tho.
quick steeple
besides, there's already silverblue + kinoite on fedora
for fedora, i think it's better served by them adopting apx once it's stable
tulip viper
literally silverblue
surreal crypt
it's always nvidia...
storm current
Fedora is already well established despite taking stupid decisions. Ubuntu has many technical and philosophical problems
Fedora is also community driven by heart, and the goals are similar to Vanilla OS, so there's no point in duplicating the effort
wicked hull
I found that Fedora was not stable in regards to video drivers, whereas Ubuntu worked just fine. I'm running a Purism Librem 14" from https://puri.sm/products/librem-14/.
In fact the entire reason I found VanillaOS was because my migration from Zorin OS to Fedora was motivated by broader app support, but was ultimately botched due to bad drivers. VanillaOS is proving to be the best of both worlds.
rose frigate
I think one of the main reasons for NVIDIA not working is because wayland is default for NVIDIA. I use GNOME with xorg and a NVIDIA card and I don't remember encountering any problems.
desert orchid
I think one of the main reasons for NVIDIA not working is because wayland is def...
Wayland is not the issue in this case, I had other issues like extremely long boot times because of NVIDIA too on Fedora
wary field
Wayland is not the issue in this case, I had other issues like extremely long bo...
Out of curiosity, have you tried out the NVIDIA images of uBlue (unofficial downstream of Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite etc.)? They just put a "1.0 stamp on them" https://github.com/orgs/ublue-os/discussions/108
desert orchid
Out of curiosity, have you tried out the NVIDIA images of uBlue (unofficial down...
I haven't tried it, but I love what uBlue is doing!
wary field
I haven't tried it, but I love what uBlue is doing!
Not sure if VanillaOS does this, but I noticed they add some udev rules as well that is a common issue in Silverblue users that use controllers so that users won't have to modify the host OS by themselves (I have read in the past this has been a common pain point in Silverblue by some users). Might be worthwhile checking out what they do for getting ideas.