Does Bazzite/Fedora Silverblue do anything with efibootmgr to re-add Windows on boot?
Does Bazzite/Fedora Silverblue do anything with efibootmgr to re-add Windows on boot?
EIf the list is empty it falls back to the other command
EWill update the remove list as well
Fyes, I solved that issue I had.
the only thing remaining I can't solve is grep -vf not working with "flatpak list --columns=application" for flatpak removal. It outputs nothing while it should.
the only thing remaining I can't solve is grep -vf not working with "flatpak list --columns=application" for flatpak removal. It outputs nothing while it should.
FI originally wanted to work a bit on default-flatpaks module because currently in bling, you have to manually start flatpak-setup by deleting state version file for new changes.
With just this 1 issue remaining to be solved, I could ditch that state version file concept & enjoy in automatic update of default-flatpaks.
With just this 1 issue remaining to be solved, I could ditch that state version file concept & enjoy in automatic update of default-flatpaks.
EDo you have those Flatpaks installed?
EIf not, it should be empty
Fi have
EIt should use the same logic I added to install then
EAnd fallback to the whole list
EWill get that up momentarily
EIt only runs once anyway so it won't be problematic
FI thought of writing that command to text file like "installed_flatpaks" than use cat instead of echo
Fbut doesn't work
FTo stay current, I uninstalled Sticky Notes & Calculator to test changes
EOne sec. I'll update it now
EHmm... Will be a couple minutes
EWait I remember why I didn't do this last night. If there's no Flatpaks installed, there's no Flatpaks to remove this the list should be empty regardless...
ESo I need to step through this
EAh. Since it's only performed once for preinstalled FPs, we only need to read it once anyway. No magic needed
E@fiftydinar what does your flatpak manager script look like? Removal works for me?
EAlso, does
flatpak list output anything?EAh, I see. You don't want
grep -vf. You want grep -f. grep -v flips the matchFI made a mistake, sorry. I meant install not working, not removal.
I use service from here if you want to check out:
https://github.com/ublue-os/bling/pull/83
Look at screenshots.
Removal list works fine.
Install list outputs nothing, while it should output Calculator & Sticky Notes.
I hope it's clearer now with screenshots.
I use service from here if you want to check out:
https://github.com/ublue-os/bling/pull/83
Look at screenshots.
Removal list works fine.
Install list outputs nothing, while it should output Calculator & Sticky Notes.
I hope it's clearer now with screenshots.
GitHub
…are missing from the list.
This allows us to ditch the state file concept, which only allows us to run flatpak-setup once. After that, you need to manually delete the state file (system & user...
This allows us to ditch the state file concept, which only allows us to run flatpak-setup once. After that, you need to manually delete the state file (system & user...
EThanks for clarifying that. Was super confused lol
EIs that with no Flatpaks installed?
Fsec, I have flatpak list
F
EWill look into it. That's rather odd
FI read that grep -v can have some problems when piped in some scenarios
FIdk why
EI'll have to rewrite as a loop
EBut it does in fact work for me
E
AFor anybody using SimpleDeckyTDP on the Legion Go, I pushed some updates for it recently. It now supports changing SMT, CPU Boost, and GPU clocks. GPU clocks have only been tested on my Legion Go, but seems to be working well
https://github.com/aarron-lee/SimpleDeckyTDP
https://github.com/aarron-lee/SimpleDeckyTDP
Knope, but there's a just command to re-gen grub if needed
KI'll work on an installer for this next, ty
Hignore what i said, apparently there is some code for it if it is set to metered in network manager
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/commit/0823567237f8d83a50a75e9a7cd15c7c9d758d22
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/commit/0823567237f8d83a50a75e9a7cd15c7c9d758d22
GitHub
- feat: check metered connection before automatic updates
- feat: add just commands to disable/enable automatic updates
- docs: add metered connection check
- docs: change version
- docs: add a...
WDoes it work on deck since the frequency limiter with powertools doesn't work anymore?
RHow long will
bazzite-hardware-setup take? It has been sitting there for 13 minutes
Kthat's about normal
Aerr, this was primarily intended for non-deck handhelds. completely untested on the deck itself. Heck, it hasn't been heavily tested even on non-deck handhelds, it's a brand new feature I rolled out a few hours ago, I've only done testing on the LGO
WDo you mind testing it also on deck since powertools is now an archived project?
F@EyeCantCU I fixed the issue with -vf (had to remove -o for install & add "-", which I removed before), but it shows me this now
On terminal, it outputs correctly with this:
echo "$FLATPAK_LIST" | grep -vf - "$INSTALL_LIST_FILE"
But here, it complains about "Invalid id" & "Name can't be longer than 255 characters" when I run the service
On terminal, it outputs correctly with this:
echo "$FLATPAK_LIST" | grep -vf - "$INSTALL_LIST_FILE"
But here, it complains about "Invalid id" & "Name can't be longer than 255 characters" when I run the service
EThat's interesting as the exact same thing command is what we're using and what I've tested and what's in the manager. Looks like it wasn't able to find the flatpak. I presume following the error, the rest of the input may have been treated as a single line
RError -22 is going to drive me insane
K@__aru started working on HHD
Khave to wait until it has a selected license
Kbefore I can build it in copr
Kwhen that's resolved though I'll set it up to auto-install and enable on Legion
Ai'll ping the maintainer and let him know 
