How fast were you before and how much practice are you putting in? And where are you at now? I hope you’re enjoying the journey :)

This is reasonably valid. I think Windows makes it a bit harder to do real damage to your system, so I’m used to that. I also have borked installs in VMs before, but that’s never mattered because spinning up a new one takes no time. Definitely a valuable lesson to do more research before running commands, especially as sudo

Thank you for the offer. I hope I never need to take advantage of it lol

This is why I gave up on fixing it yesterday lol. I spent a few days setting it up, I didn’t wanna spend a few more days to try to figure out exactly what the issue was when I could just give in and then actually use it

I think I know what the issue was… I modified the grub.cfg file and ran grub2-mkconfig and I think it was saying it detected a Linux install at my root partition, but didn’t seem to recognize my /boot or /boot/efi partitions and I couldn’t figure out how to edit that via the grub cli. If that wasn’t the case, then that’s okay. I’ll make sure to teach myself a bit more about the bootloader before trying to edit it again

I think you may need help… I bid you good luck on your recovery :P

Time heals all wounds :P

I was trying to set up snapper, so sorta on my way there lol

You’re right. I spent a few hours trying to fix it before giving up and determined that reinstalling would be quicker lol

I feel your pain :P
I’m almost done getting everything back, I think!

That’s awesome news! I’m gonna look into this now!

Is this not up to date then? I knew that it was a thing that had worked, based on the previous link but did not think it worked atm. I’ll look into the link you sent tho!

I already have a few flatpak apps since a handful of the software I use isn’t in any repo natively. Definitely good advice to check it out

I may at some point consider. I’m gonna rock out with this for the time being though, and later down the road if I feel like exploring I can set up a third boot partition. I appreciate the suggstions!

I’ve been using LO for the past few months in preparation. I was only stuck on MS office for group work

Thanks! The only thing I’ve gone to windows for all day is to retrieve files

League of legends, sadly lol. Also a touch of CS, while I haven’t tested it, I’m pretty sure it doesn’t work

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ll have to look into Proton GE sometime

If I ever feel like going back I may do that. In the meantime I’m very happy with what fedora has to offer me so far. Just finishing installing the software I use regularly now!

It is an nvidia card, but I did manage to install the drivers and they seem to be working great.