It seems like relatively small amounts of network traffic can prevent Bazzite from being auto-updated. Could this be an oversight?
mei 20 21:38:47 bazzite uupd[7887]: {"level":"ERROR","msg":"Hardware checks failed","error":"Network, returned error: network is busy, with 679611 bytes recieved"}
mei 20 21:38:47 bazzite systemd[1]: uupd.service: Deactivated successfully.
mei 21 05:01:59 bazzite uupd[52188]: {"level":"ERROR","msg":"Hardware checks failed","error":"Network, returned error: network is busy, with 1240747 bytes recieved"}
mei 21 05:01:59 bazzite systemd[1]: uupd.service: Deactivated successfully.
mei 21 21:41:49 bazzite uupd[103088]: {"level":"ERROR","msg":"Hardware checks failed","error":"Network, returned error: network is busy, with 1050517 bytes recieved"}
mei 21 21:41:49 bazzite systemd[1]: uupd.service: Deactivated successfully.
I believe I was simply watching a 1080p60 video stream in some of these cases, which is not exactly demanding of my connection. Is there a way to raise this limit to something less restrictive?