ok PRed yubikeys and doc update to the readme, just waiting on builds
ok PRed yubikeys and doc update to the readme, just waiting on builds
Bhonestly pop os never was that great for gaming
Bso now yUBIKeys will work on silverblue
CIt was better than all of the alternatives 
Di have some package suggestion
currently there is no thumbnail on video format like mp4 because it missing some package
maybe add ffmpegthumbnailer for video thumbnail support?
currently there is no thumbnail on video format like mp4 because it missing some package
maybe add ffmpegthumbnailer for video thumbnail support?
Bfor me normal ubuntu worked well enough
Bi used a browser in distrobox for all those accounts that required yubikey
Jok so titan keys, yubikeys, we missing any other 2FA widget thing people use?
Bwhere are these changes going in
JGitHub
A layer for adding udev rules. Contribute to ublue-os/udev-rules development by creating an account on GitHub.
Bwould that go in base
Jno we put it here so that you can just put a oneliner in your images
Jthat way if we have a new rule, someone adds it and then everyone just gets it
Bso i have to update containerfile in my fork?
Jyeah, add this line: COPY --from=ghcr.io/ublue-os/udev-rules etc/udev/rules.d/* /etc/udev/rules.d
Bo i already had that line in my fork
Jthe udev-rules container is set to build any time we add a new rule, so the next time your container builds it'll just have it
Jyeah so if you rebuild now and look in etc/udev/rules.d you should see way more stuff
Jyeah we should figure that out
B@j0rge
when i rebuilt i got this error
when i rebuilt i got this error
Jok let me try on mine
BJyeah same issue, let me check
JI think we want to install this RPM instead?
Bwhy?
Jbefore the change it was just copying udev rules over, now we're making an RPM of them
Bhmm do you have a link to said rpm
Jyeah, the containerfile builds it
JGitHub
A layer for adding udev rules. Contribute to ublue-os/udev-rules development by creating an account on GitHub.
Bi see that rpm is in final image that should be easy to handle
Jyeah I hope you know because I don't really rpm often
JI'll just hit f5 on your repo for a while. 
JI suppose if you want to be able to copy the rules directly without having to install as an RPM, then we could make further changes:
JThat way they can be consumed as an RPM or as plain files
JI need to do dad stuff for a bit but will be back in a bit to wrap it up
CHow do I conveniently install command line utilities like fzf, xclip, xsel, and calc without layering them?
Bwell i guess all there is to do is copy the rpm use rpm-ostree to install and remove the rpm that should be it right
BBthis kind of a snippet
Jlet's figure out how to fix it in the repo so that we don't need to put that huge line in each containerfile?
Bwell currently what is happening is there is no /etc/udev/rules.d in the udev-rules image so it cant copy
Bso all you need is all udevrules in udev-rules image currently there is only the rpm
J@Bigpod ^^
Byea tthat should work, im currently using in my fork the approach i copied in
Bwith installing the package and removing rpm file afterwards
Bboth should work
MIf everyone is installing then deleting the RPM what’s the value of the RPM?
Bi most defenetly agree, that was just easiest way to get it working with resources at hand as while i was looking into it didnt know which way jorge wanted to go
Bill probably update my fork to reflect whichever way ublue does it
Jyeah I am standing by
