I’m new to silverblue but have used fedora since a year or so. I really like the ‘simplicity’ and yet the depth of how you can work on the silverblue system. I got everything working like I wanted it to be e.g. my containerized applications and so on.
The only thing that is missing is the sushi file preview in the nautilus explorer. I tried installing the extension from the software center as well as by command line via rpm-ostree… Still no sleek and nice preview by pressing the space bar. Do you have any suggestions?
Other than that, I really like the idea of the of the immutable system and I have the notion, that I understand more and more of my gnu/linux system by beeing forced to research a unique silverblue solution. Love it!
I’m using 32 and it is stable like hell… is 33 out yet?
I’m waiting till 33 comes out and then I make a fresh install because of the change in default file system.
Ah thanks a lot for the link. Cool, can’t wait to see what comes out. I mark your answer as the solution, cause it seems to be the current solution.
Have a great day
Speaking for F33 (workstation) Pre-release, the bug has been fixed with today’s update of sushi-3.34.0-4.fc33.x86_64. Space bar now shows preview just fine.
(I wonder how any other “unkown” features are part of Gnome)