KI can add them both to the merge queue now if you want
KBoth are approved
GYeah, I was gonna ask about another blog post but it seems like the old one has been updated accordingly
GSo yeah I'd just add them to the queue
KDone
GOk, I see a few things off with the docs
GI'll create a PR to fix some of them (it's mostly just small typos + some consistency issues)
WOOOKkk. Sitting down and trying out forge. Lets work through this. Step 0: a brand new install of ucore. First thing:
./forge setupI can post the full stacktrace if it helps
Gsubmitted PRs for formatting, my work here is done 
G(ready to merge if anyone wants to approve them and add them to the queue)
https://github.com/ublue-os/bling/pull/35
https://github.com/ublue-os/website/pull/446
https://github.com/ublue-os/bling/pull/35
https://github.com/ublue-os/website/pull/446
K@wimpress I just realized we got a free benefit for containerizing your copy of OBS and didn't capitalize on it
KWe should install AMD GPU pro in there
KIt'll work even if the host only has mesa, and then we get AMF
KWithout having to do any of the messy stuff like specifically only using AMD GPU pro on obs and moving the Vulkan file out so other games don't use it
K@j0rge
Xdeploying to https://ublue-images-demo.netlify.app/ is still manual due to ublue org perms, so i had forgotten to manually deploy a previous release too. and using the startingpoint github repo as a template is not allowed either
Xbut anyway, now it should be fixed for the rewrite.
DI have a major question. Why can you install akmods on stock silverblue or kinoite but it will fail to install on any ublue os?
DBecause ld
JJcc @KyleGospo @akdev
ADope
BThat was a simple process, have created a custom image with it! I'll go watch the video Jorge had put up a while ago to learn more about how to customize it now.
FLast video I watched, they make a custom image from bluefin. While it takes less work, I would rather use starting point If have a need to create a custom image (right now, silverblue-main & bazzite-silverblue are making me happy)
Xidk if jorge has really made a video about customizing startingpoint-based images, but at least not about the rewrite
Xi suggest you read the docs
GSo rpm-ostree bundles bootc now?
B@fiftydinar & @hermmm, sorry, I don't understand that, I'll check the documentation for now to understand what you mean.
KVery cool this is there, but very unfortunate that it breaks layered packages
KOr rather, doesn't support them
Bvery nice
WIs anyone familiar with making gnome extensions? Or working on them? One of my favorite extensions' repository is "archive mode" and so I'm really tempted to fork it and try and do the gnome45 port myself
WJust wanted to know if anyone is familiar with it if I run into any huge roadblocks to rubber ducky.
BI'm dont have experience, but they have a guide on porting to 45. maybe that helps a little https://gjs.guide/extensions/upgrading/gnome-shell-45.html
Wyea, I knew guides existed. I expect it to be relatively straight forward. And from the looks of it, its a really stupid simple extension so my hope is it will (mostly indefinitely) be good by just porting it
Wwas more just pre-emptively putting feelers out for a good rubber ducky
Bi see. you can do it! 
WWhands down the best weather extension
Wand its repo is in archive mode
Wso just gonna fork it and try and port it
Woh... it also supposedly has a memory leak
Wif I can handle the port, I may try and tackle that.
Wits like 3 files, how hard can it be right?
Bi see somebody picked it up at github https://github.com/gilvbp/gnome-shell-extension-openweather-next/tree/dev
Bdon't know how that will go, its few days old
WPart of me is relieved that I have options
