Hey everyone! I've recently developed a fascination with retro devices, particularly early iPhones. I use a tool called the Legacy IOS kit, which relies on a .sh script. I'm curious about how Bazzite interacts with such scripts. Does its immutable feature have any impact on them? I'm also trying to grasp the differences in architecture between immutable and non-immutable systems, as I'm finding it a bit confusing. Appreciate any insights!
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The impact really depends on what your script is trying to do. Since Bazzite is immutable, you won’t be able to write to system files. So, if your script requires running with sudo to install anything, it won't work at all. However, if the script just needs to access devices or doesn’t need root permissions, it might run just fine. Make sure to check what exactly your script is doing!
Exactly! Remember, a .sh script can involve anything from a simple 'echo' command to full program installations, so its content really matters.
I found a resources page that might help you get a better understanding of the topic. Also, I recommend checking out various forums or documentation for more insights. Just a tip: always take backups, experiment in a virtual machine, and make sure you understand each command before executing it!
Got it! So, if my script needs to write files, I should probably avoid using Bazzite, right?