I think it is not able to communicate with keyrings
I think it is not able to communicate with keyrings
DUsing libsecret
DI installed the flatpak
DIt's working
_ah, I don't know about that, I actually don't use the keyring because I have the system encrypted
DI see
Kflatpak doesn't use any dependencies from the system anyway
Kso whatever issue you're having with that you'd need to take up w/ the maintainers of that flatpak
_idk how smart it is for security, but I use luks and have the keyring turned off I think
_or the password set to nothing, I forget which
_@KyleGospo hey, sorry to bother, but is there a way that you know of to rename apps that have been exported from a container?
Kedit their desktop file
K~/.local/share/applications
_ok, thanks
L@KyleGospo is there anyway to reinstall bazzite without losing everything?
K90% of your stuff will be in ~/
Kback that up and you should be good
Kjust don't put it all back in immediately since it's equally likely the source of your problem is in there
DI'm starting to like bazzite
EWill definitely have a look 
_that's not good
_you start talking like that, soon enough you'll be ruined on other distros
D
_and don't even get me started on windows, you'll have a gag reaction when you touch any computer with it
Tpersonal directories (Documents & Pictures), ~/.var/app contains all of the userdata for installed applications from Discover/GNOME Software
DI'll use distrobox to be on par with other distros
Twhoops forgot to @ lol
AThat's one thing that I'd like to improve about Bluefin and Bazzite: make it easier to decouple my homedir. Immutableness is great and all, but my messy homedir can sure destabilize things.
_my trick is just to not look in there
_and def don't invite anyone over to see my mess
_half of that is my fault though, I'm not good at organising stuff, and most of the things in there are stuff I tossed in some random folder and forgot about
_can't even blame that on bazzite, although it would be nice if I could
_on a serious note though, I don't think there's a distro that has its shit together like bazzite does when it comes to being ready for whatever games you throw at it
Tfor those coming from windows, at least your desktop is probably not a mess of icons
_because while I wish all games were linux native, and we're getting there, the truth is most distros have you working for hours to get everything you need to run half your steam library
_that's the one area I've improved upon lmao
_but only because I have to show my doubting friends how much better linux is, and it's hard to do that if you have 70 folders stuff everywhere on your desktop lol
_I'm on the verge of converting one of them, once they saw how much better stuff runs for me vs them
L@KyleGospo hey i just noticed x2dautoload@autostart.service is listed as failed under systemctl is this normal and would that be causing the crash?
Jyeah we can't fix programs sucking with dotfiles
Jat least we get the system-level bs out of the way though
LIts the only service showing up as loaded failed failed in sysemctl
VI found a KDE shader wallpaper that had PS3 preset and felt inspired
Kdid you change your shell with chsh?
L@KyleGospo no
L@KyleGospo Should i attempt to with whatever the default should be to see if something changed it?
Kif your default shell is bash there's nothing to do
L@KyleGospo Ok so it is bash. So nothing to do with that.
FYo, this is fire (and I use Gnome)
FI loved Sony live wallpapers on their phones back in the day (Cosmic Flow)
L@KyleGospo is there any way to reset gamescope to its default out of box state to see if it is possiblity just a configuration file or something like that that's causing it to crash.
