(Note to whoever missed it: I'll be on the open@intel podcast talking about ublue!)
(Note to whoever missed it: I'll be on the open@intel podcast talking about ublue!)
NLooks like it’s included in the beyond image but not the base image. Pre-alpha (Beta? Release?) alpha time
FIf I understand correctly, Chromium & Epiphany is supported currently?
It looks up to which browser is default and open PWAs with that?
It looks up to which browser is default and open PWAs with that?
RThat's because they only got it working yesterday. Once it's fully working and tested, I would expect it to be in bluefin at the very least. Don't know about base.
FOr Chromium is out of the story?
RUnderqualified to answer this... I have no idea
FIt would be cool to have PWA, GTK4, GTK3, Rust, C# indicators in UI of Gnome Software apps imo,
At least it's distinguished as "Web App" repository name
At least it's distinguished as "Web App" repository name
RSeems like it's opening in GNOME Web for me, even though Chromium is the default browser in my system
Jyeah I think gnome's intent is for GNOME Web/Epiphany to just be the PWA browser, and when you click on a link in a PWA it opens up in your normal browser
JI put my mastodon client in it right now and when you click on a link it opens in firefox, normally that opens a new window in the same browser
RI hope the accounts used in each PWA are independent. E.G. Youtube using my personal Google account and GMail using my work one
Jyeah wouldn't it be awesome if you could have work and personal gmail apps for each one but they did the right thing
JI want that so much lol
JOk I'm off of meetings now and this is starting to sink in, yeah, that's a great idea
JI have to do dad stuff in 20m, but then I have an hour block before the intel thing, and then later tonight I'm free but if you want to snag the script and wire it up I can do the legwork on the apps
ADo you have a link?
JI mean I'm recording it with her in about 1.5h
Jlet me find their landing page
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AThank you! I didn't know this even existed
AUblue is going to the moon 
AI haven't updated my computer in like a month, I feel next time I upgrade I'll get some super powers from all the stuff that's been added 
KJinterview over, they brought in a cohost from the Clear Linux team so we got to nerd out
Bmakes sense, so i guess we should prepare for an amazing listen
Jwell for us it's kind of the same thing I said last time, just again, lol.
BWell clear linux team member probably had some good insights
Jwe went so over on time, it was great
Jwhen is the pod due out? 
Jnext week
J@KyleGospo ok I'm going to try to make a PWA with the script and csv and see how it goes
O@j0rge can you add me to the ublue org so I can make branches in ublue-os/yafti?
Jwe do repo level perms, not org wide, @marcoceppi's the one to talk to for yafti
Oah, alright
Jthough we should really sort out CODEOWNERS and distributed perms better
Jthere's only 2 of us in the org because we're paying for github so that we could apply for a beta builder program and that would cost money per-person.
Ooh
Ohuh
Oisn't github free?
Jyeah but we're paying for pro so that we could apply to the program
Jbut it also took us from 20 free concurrent builders across the org to 60, which we ended up needing because a single PR to ublue-os/nvidia usually fires off at least 19 builders at once, heh.
Ogoddayum
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Odear god
Jbut there are also people who run larger OSS projects that have figured out community-run ownership in a sustainable way that I am still following up with so that the project can have long-term prospects.
JSo I want to make sure we ingest that knowledge
Jyeah and when we add 39, those will go up a ton
Jand then when we add ARM, all the non-nvidia images will get doubled.
Jand for this month, nvidia built 629 times, so that x19.
OGitHub
GNOME Games is EOL and unmaintained, and Lutris should cover most of the same use cases and more.
