it's like, I can ignore lots of stuff but popups enrage me
it's like, I can ignore lots of stuff but popups enrage me
Bat least as good as Sericea + rpmfusion nvidia drivers 
I did rebase to it once... It works, but I haven't had the itch to stick with tiling for a while.
I did rebase to it once... It works, but I haven't had the itch to stick with tiling for a while.
Jlike half the reason I'm doing this is so my computer never bothers me again (with stuff like update windows, etc)
DSway + nvidia = flickering
Bsame i ignore lots of stuff automagically but open a window without a realy realy good reason === rage, for me
Bright, but not unique to rpm-ostree/ublue releases... but at least you can easily test with a rebase of ublue
AI'd probably say we should respect fedora upstream tbh
Jlike at work when the ubuntu machine's update manager pops up ...
JI hate that thing so much
Bin regards to gparted is one of those tools that generally isnt needed by most unless they need to do something specific so its something users can layer themselfs
MI’ll think about it and reply to the PR later tonight 
AThis is about yafti's new config location. It's only used in custom images and in bluefin. Both are alpha.
Bluefin installations will currently see yafti every time they install the OS and every time
I can certainly put in code that also looks at the old location but yikes that's messy for something that fixes itself after 1 Yafti appearance.
Bluefin installations will currently see yafti every time they install the OS and every time
yafti.yml changes (that's how it's designed), i.e. when Bluefin changes default config.I can certainly put in code that also looks at the old location but yikes that's messy for something that fixes itself after 1 Yafti appearance.
AFor alpha I am never in favor of backwards-compat code unless it's very clean. In this case it's not clean. 
AThe config system is very interwoven.
JI'm fine with it needing to happen, I'm just saying hey if you wanna keep adding stuff remember people are using it even though it's alpha
Jso more, let's figure out a way to do that part better
Jbecause yeah it's alpha
AYeah like I mentioned, I always aim for backwards compat unless the code smell becomes ugly as a result.
AAThat's the current PR.
Balpha doesnt mean we can cowboy everything however we want, it means things break
J
Jit's no kinoite-nvidia but I love that sparkline
ANothing breaks, let's not be dramatic.
Jit's like pure dopamine
AThat's a lot of data! I can't wait for deltas for OCI containers.
Jbluefin's not even popular
Bok great, but what i said still stands we cant just do whatever we want just because its alpha
J
J^^^ kinoite
AYeah I really hope you didn't get that interpretation from what I was saying.
AI can add a hack that moves the old config if detected. With a note that it (the hack) should be removed in a few versions.
AIt's gonna be very ugly though, since the move also involves creating folders, so there'll be some WET here (as opposed to DRY).
AJyeah put that in the issue/pr, I guarantee marco won't remember anything not in github
APut in the hack, you mean?
AI'll do it now, no problem.
A@marcoceppi Added backwards compat. Are the
https://github.com/ublue-os/yafti/pull/102/commits/5bda85cda3caceb6c64df5945c4bd42520873be6
TODO: markers enough of a reminder for the future or do you want a ticket to track the removal?https://github.com/ublue-os/yafti/pull/102/commits/5bda85cda3caceb6c64df5945c4bd42520873be6
AWas there a decision on adding
gparted to mainUnfortunately GParted isn't on Flathub. It could probably work since GNOME Disks works there.
Jno issue filed yet afaict?
AYeah, Odoben asked for it and was gonna make a ticket.
JI'm not going to be involved in this one at all, I'd like to chillops more over the next few weeks, so I get to just watch and take notes.
FJust to remind you guys that I created another proposal for a new package in a thread. You were busy with more serious stuff, so I didn't want to interrupt.
Going to sleep now, cheers
Going to sleep now, cheers
AThat is very wise. 
Think of all the Kung Fu movies you can watch on TV in that time.
Think of all the Kung Fu movies you can watch on TV in that time.
AGitHub
Describe the package Useful if you want to debug or check which CPU governor is used, which CPU scaling driver is used, what are the current CPU frequencies etc. My usecase: Especially useful for A...
AYou're right, it doesn't add any desktop shortcuts (that's good). It adds
/usr/lib/systemd/system/cpupower.service service but not sure if it's on by default or what it does.AHmm, "This package contains the tools/ directory from the kernel source and the supporting documentation." Interesting...
AI am in favor of it. It's some debugging tools for the kernel. And it only takes 295 kilobytes. @j0rge thoughts?
AI can PR it up for all images if you think so too.
A