1Password app nowhere to be found and ISO building
Hi, I have created my custom template based off bazzite-gnome-nvidia-open (https://github.com/michal-grzelak/bazzite-custom-dx) with some dev tools and few apps. One of those apps is 1Password and after installing the OS I cannot find it on the system. Weird thing, I tried to run rpm-ostree install 1password thinking it might not get installed and I get the message saying that it’s already installed (which is kind of expected given the recipe 🙂, see the screenshot).
Also a side question. I generate the ISO using the instruction provided here https://blue-build.org/learn/universal-blue/. I am confused with VARIANT env variable. For my case should it be Bazzite or Silverblue as in example?
Also when I don’t provide VERSION env variable (which is not in example), it tries to generate ISO for version 39 instead of the current 40, which is weird given that current Bazzite is based off v40. I have to manually put 40. Why is that?
Thanks for the help in advance 🙏🏻
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The Variant envvar is the installers variant, and selects the branding and functionality of the installer.
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Try installing 1P with the bling module: https://blue-build.org/reference/modules/bling/
The package requires some weird workarounds
About the ISO: it's not something we develop, but I can answer your questions
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The Variant envvar is the installers variant, and selects the branding and functionality of the installer.
Valid variants are uptream Fedora variants.
So it could be for example Silverblue, which currently does not allow for account creation, as Gnome does that instead, or it could be Kinoite which has Kinoite branding and does currently prompt for account creation etc.
I'm not sure where the default Version comes from, but you should always set it manually regardless to make sure.
Thanks a lot