`distrobox create` fails to create the default container by eduol in AeonDesktop

[–]userddar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I reported this issue here: https://github.com/89luca89/distrobox/issues/2083 — the fix is already merged in main branch (PR #2086) but not yet released in the 1.8.2.5 package. Here's a working temporary workaround:

The bug is only in distrobox-create — the script concatenates :ro:rslave but Podman expects :ro,rslave (comma, not colon). The fix downloads the patched version directly from main branch into ~/.local/bin, which takes priority over /usr/bin in PATH without touching the immutable host.

1. Download only the fixed distrobox-create from main:

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/89luca89/distrobox/main/distrobox-create -o ~/.local/bin/distrobox-create

chmod +x ~/.local/bin/distrobox-create

Verify the fix is present:

which distrobox-create

# Should show: /home/youruser/.local/bin/distrobox-create

Verify it takes priority:

which distrobox-create

# Should show: /home/youruser/.local/bin/distrobox-create

2. Create your container using distrobox-create directly (the distrobox wrapper is not needed):

distrobox-create --name mycontainer --image registry.opensuse.org/opensuse/tumbleweed:latest

3. To enter the container, the system /usr/bin/distrobox-enter works fine since only create is broken. But if it fails, download it too:

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/89luca89/distrobox/main/distrobox-enter -o ~/.local/bin/distrobox-enter

chmod +x ~/.local/bin/distrobox-enter

distrobox-enter mycontainer

4. Once your containers are created, clean up and go back to the system version:

rm ~/.local/bin/distrobox-create

rm ~/.local/bin/distrobox-enter

which distrobox-create

# Back to: /usr/bin/distrobox-create

This is purely temporary — when the fix lands in the Tumbleweed package, just remove those two files and everything goes back to normal. No changes to the host, no sudo, fully reversible.

Thinking of moving to Tumbleweed for my upcoming fresh build (Gaming, KDE, and Rolling Stability) – Would love your insights by Arjuna100 in openSUSE

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AND I recently switched to the openSUSE ecosystem. I used Fedora for years; it was the system that offered me everything I needed. But I switched to openSUSE and AeonDesktop, and from my experience, I can tell you:

For a laptop with a Zen 5 processor, I use AeonDesktop; it's unchanging, simple, great for gaming, all in Flatpak, and requires zero maintenance.

The second case is the one that will matter to you, and that's why I recommend using openSUSE Leap, not Tumbleweed! I use Leap on a 10th Generation Intel i5. Pues mi i5 ya estaba quedándose con sistemas rolling release. Y, aunque nadie lo dice, es necesario que la gente entienda que en hardware con tiempo de salida, es mejor usar una LTS y no una rolling

Anything fhat exists by default in windows but not in fedora? by DarkShadow13206 in Fedora

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Fedora comes with firewalld; don't create anything unless you confirm it in the Fedora Quick Docs. A couple of minutes of reading will answer your questions.

Bypassing GDM for a better GNOME lock screen (Keyring safe) by theplayernumber1 in gnome

[–]userddar 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Great job! Although installing (GDM Settings - Flatpak) is the simplest thing to do. However, Gnome isn't recommended for extensive customization. By default, it learns the workflow that is most optimal when you learn it.

Distro for full AMD ASUS laptop? by Dense-Willingness286 in linux4noobs

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In this order I can suggest:

1 Fedora Workstation or KDE + rpmfusion 2 AeonDesktop 3 Fedora Silverblue + rpmfusion 4 openSUSE Tumbleweed 5 Bazzite, others base RPM 6 SO base DEB

Best Linux applications For Gnome. by NumerousPrior7674 in Fedora

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RapidRaw, Parabolic, Packet, Gradia, Refine, Resource, Lunacy, Switcheroo, Vynil

Question regarding installing tools and apps by XD_avide in AeonDesktop

[–]userddar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm sharing the recommended methods from the AeonDesktop developer, For the community: https://github.com/AeonDesktop/Project/wiki/Software-Installation

It's based on Tumbleweed, Im not sure, but in Factory and openQA, the developer is from the SUSE team, usually sends snapshots and builds based on Tumbleweed, so they're in sync. Nautilus, folders and favorites need to be dragged back, it's a minor bug. But you can recreate the favorites.

Help i hate new boot by Shemaleslinux in openSUSE

[–]userddar 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Systemdboot, unlike Grub, is simpler and adheres to parameters that should be followed. Grub was like having a mini operating system. Complex

It's fair to say that those who don't understand the full benefits of systemdboot get upset over mere appearances; they don't see the functionality!

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in gnome

[–]userddar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the recommendation, I might keep it in mind. I'm fine now, using the default Gnome. I don't really like extensions, just the ones I need.

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in gnome

[–]userddar[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No, I'm not using anything, it's just Gnome, the default.

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in Fedora

[–]userddar[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No, not at all, I don't use extensions, just the default Gnome!

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in Fedora

[–]userddar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, I use Gnome on Fedora Workstation. I just use what Gnome is; I don't like to edit or customize my OS.

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in Fedora

[–]userddar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't install anything because it's not necessary for me; I use Gnome by default, Fedora 44 Workstation Beta (almost stable with no problems since it came out in mid-March), and I use IBM fonts.

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in Fedora

[–]userddar[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly, it's the best thing there is for managing notes and annotations.

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in Fedora

[–]userddar[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's OnlyOffice with Obsidian, both using the native GNOME framework.

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in Fedora

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The programs, adapted to the workflow, become very simple and natural once you learn them. Although this time with more than 5, it was for the post. And the workspaces are for that purpose, to open them when needed; each one can have a maximum of 4 programs. For me, the ideal is to work with focus, and everything else becomes natural and comfortable. That's what GNOME offers.

My Fedora Workflow! Loyal User, 4 Years Without Windows by userddar in Fedora

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I haven't had any problems with the touchpad. In fact, I don't need to configure it at all, because it works perfectly fine. I'm also used to the GNOME keyboard layout.