Hello, Oriole here, I came here today after testing something in virtual machine that seems to be a problem. When I installed the fedora 42 update in the software menu that is provided by the immutable budgie/onyx variant of fedora, it did successfully update to fedora 42! Unfortunately, by doing so, it has entirely changed from a Budgie installation to a Gnome installation. I understand some people may consider this a marked improvement, but regardless, it does not seem to be intentional behavior. What should I do, both, to save the installation and keep it on the Desktop Environment of choice, and to help prevent this from happening to other people’s installs? Thank you.
P.S., I made this account specifically because of this problem, and I hope that if anyone has been met this fate on raw hardware the best of luck in solving it!
After rolling back to Budgie and pinning the latest F41 deployment you have of it, in order to rebase to F42, you can run from the terminal: rpm-ostree rebase fedora:fedora/42/x86_64/onyx, or whatever Budgie-related deployment you see after running rpm-ostree status, but with 42 for F42 release.
