I just started the upgrade on another laptop, but after plymouth came up, it bumped down to the system console to run the upgrade. It's running now just fine, on the system console. I don't recall if this laptop always did that, some of my other servers don't use plymouth and run through upgraded on the console.
But these two laptops are both set up to use the spinfinity theme, and it's just my idle curiosity as to why one of them is running the upgrade on the console. They do use different video hardware, but it just looks nicer in plymouth, and why would video hardware matter, for something like that?
On a related note, after the first upgrade I needed to figure out why it installed a bunch of java bloat, for some reason. I didn't find the usual /root/upgrade.log, and some poking around found "dnf system-upgrade log", as its replacement.
I was surprised to see that "dnf system-upgrade log" offered me logs going all the way back to the F30-F31 upgrade in 2019. They certainly don't take up much space, but I'm just wondering if they ever get cleaned up. I don't see a dnf option to do that.
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