Comment on [Help] Swapped nvme from old deck into new deck, now headphones don't work
Grass@sh.itjust.works 2 days agobazzite is layered on fedora which is the bulk of the system and fedora isn’t going anywhere any time soon but with the small market share of linux in general valve does have much more recognition in the gaming community which is traditionally very windows leaning. I’ve also seen people preferring it because of the arch base but rolling release distros being converted to atomic is an iffy choice. but yeah switching is only worth it if starting over is already necessary. I switched when I did the nvme upgrade.
beastlykings@sh.itjust.works 2 days ago
Small point, just for the sake of discussion, since you seem knowledgeable and I’m sure you already know:
Upgrading your storage doesn’t strictly require starting over. When I went from 512 to 2tb, I just cloned the drive, then expanded the main partition to fit. Worked like a charm 👌
For most people though yeah it’s probably easier starting over than fussing with cloning.
I’ll be cloning my buddy’s 64gb drive as soon as he buys something bigger.
Grass@sh.itjust.works 2 days ago
I keep everything including games backed up and accessible over lan and haven’t felt the need to clone a drive ever. If I didn’t have space I’d just delete a bunch and local transfer if I wanted to play it later. It really just boils down to distro hoppers gonna hop though…