feat: Add DX Images

[KyleGospo]

#533

[EyeCantCU]

Instead of copying Deck files, we could move from this being an image target to an option so that DX desktop and DX Deck images can exist separately by adding another build flag that distinguishes itself between standard images and DX images

[EyeCantCU]

I believe I read that this is going to be provided as an AppImage only going into the future with only the CLI being provided as an RPM. We could install the CLI, and then have a dx entry in the portal that provides downloading the AppImage as an option if that sounds all right to you?

[castrojo]

The plan was to COPR this one with the intent of seeing if someone can help us get it in fedora.

[EyeCantCU]

I don't mind looking into throwing it on COPR. I think that's the best bet as it would be nice for it to just be there out of the box

[markob94]

Any progress on DX version ?

[KyleGospo]

Any progress on DX version ?

Still planned, we'll be returning to this soon

[FlyinPancake]

Are you guys waiting on some external blockers, or do you need some manpower on this? I can provide the later one :D

[FlyinPancake]

For the time being I built a "DX" image with bluebuild no nvidia builds yet since I use it on Intel and AMD GPUs however I can add the if someone needs it https://github.com/FlyinPancake/cirrus-os

[codacy-production]

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	#!/bin/bash

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