Universal Blue•2y ago

@EyeCantCU update, it's not plymouth

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 1:29 AM

and it works fine in a TTY

KKyle Gospo @EyeCantCU update, it's not plymouth

EyeCantCU•12/27/23, 1:34 AM

That's interesting. I wonder what's causing issues though. Can experiment in a little bit

termdisc•12/27/23, 2:07 AM

Nobara 39 is out today https://nobaraproject.org/category/changelog/

termdisc•12/27/23, 2:07 AM

Interesting changes implemented

matt_schwartz•12/27/23, 2:10 AM

Kyle helped out with a lot of the OLED Deck support components

as well as with transitioning to some of the packages that Bazzite uses

EyeCantCU•12/27/23, 2:12 AM

Lots of exciting stuff with session select over there. Will definitely have a look. GDM on the Deck GNOME image would be nice

EEyeCantCU Lots of exciting stuff with session select over there. Will definitely have a lo...

matt_schwartz•12/27/23, 2:13 AM

its been working great now that GE got it all figured out. ChimeraOS will most likely start using that method as well

matt_schwartz•12/27/23, 2:13 AM

lots of trial and error to get there lol

matt_schwartz•12/27/23, 2:15 AM

its my first time having a package included in an OS which is pretty cool, it was a good way to learn the RPM packaging process as a total noob

Sebaskitten•12/27/23, 3:11 AM

Apparently BCM43602 does not work on Linux

Sebaskitten•12/27/23, 3:11 AM

_cryptagion•12/27/23, 3:16 AM

so I have a question. do you guys create a new container for every app you install? or just one for each distro you need?

__cryptagion so I have a question. do you guys create a new container for every app you insta...

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 3:16 AM

really depends, usually i'll have one box per distro for stuff I plan on keeping long-term

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 3:16 AM

if it's a one-off thing like dependencies to compile something I'll spin up a new box

_cryptagion•12/27/23, 3:17 AM

that's what I figured, but I wanted to be sure there wasn't a good reason to do seperate containers for each app

_cryptagion•12/27/23, 3:17 AM

thanks!

__cryptagion that's what I figured, but I wanted to be sure there wasn't a good reason to do ...

puella aeternis•12/27/23, 3:32 AM

schizoid-level paranoia?

Darahaas•12/27/23, 3:48 AM

IDK why bazzite is not known to a wider audience

Ppuella aeternis schizoid-level paranoia? 😆

_cryptagion•12/27/23, 4:19 AM

behold! my collection of containers that must absolutely not touch each other

puella aeternis•12/27/23, 4:23 AM

next step is separate physical machines for every application

puella aeternis•12/27/23, 4:24 AM

then when you're truly anonymous you start paying for hundreds of internet connections because you can't trust the vpn providers

johnny•12/27/23, 4:31 AM

@_cryptagion if you were using a lot of untrusted code, then maybe it'd be a good idea to separate out those. A lot of it depends on whether you trust the app and its dependencies. Things would also be different were sandboxing a more "core" feature to apps on linux. I'd probably care less than I do currently if it were. I'm not really paranoid, but there sure is a lot of code developed by tons of people that could cause problems either on purpose on on accident. An accidental one woudl be an parameterized rm -rf that say evaluated to rm -rf /home/user/rm -rf /home/user/ when it should have evaluated to rm -rf /home/user/path/to/app/fileintendedtoberemovedrm -rf /home/user/path/to/app/fileintendedtoberemoved, but an untested combination of options led it to be that way.

j0rge•12/27/23, 5:07 AM

the container setup is more about logical seperation, not running untrusted code

j0rge•12/27/23, 5:07 AM

if you really want that barrier then you'd use a vm

DDarahaas IDK why bazzite is not known to a wider audience

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 5:18 AM

It's only like 6 months old from a user perspective

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 5:19 AM

Still lots of room to grow hopefully

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 5:28 AM

Speaking of which we might actually hit 1K stars before new years

j0rge•12/27/23, 5:30 AM

your pulls

j0rge•12/27/23, 5:31 AM

oh that was wrong, sec

j0rge•12/27/23, 5:32 AM

Darahaas•12/27/23, 5:36 AM

I just wish these immutable distros don't grow to be PIA

j0rge•12/27/23, 5:36 AM

pia?

Darahaas•12/27/23, 5:36 AM

Pain in ass

j0rge•12/27/23, 5:36 AM

what bothers you about it?

Darahaas•12/27/23, 6:08 AM

Just that I'm not used to them

Darahaas•12/27/23, 6:08 AM

And I have no idea how to manage them

DDarahaas And I have no idea how to manage them

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 6:18 AM

should be less work since the vast majority of changes live in your home dir

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 6:18 AM

no dependencies to deal with

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 6:19 AM

you may create and blow away a lot of distrobox containers, but once you get the hang of them it's just something you do

Darahaas•12/27/23, 6:20 AM

Yeaa

Darahaas•12/27/23, 6:20 AM

Containers can use host system fs but, host isn't able to read the container's directory like /etc and /usr

Darahaas•12/27/23, 6:24 AM

I installed ms-fonts on an Ubuntu container, but the host cannot read it

puella aeternis•12/27/23, 6:28 AM

you would want to install fonts to your home directory

puella aeternis•12/27/23, 6:28 AM

$HOME/.local/share/fonts$HOME/.local/share/fonts

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 6:34 AM

Or layer them

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 6:34 AM

Depends on your use case really

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 6:35 AM

You can even copy them out of the container into home

Kyle GospoOP•12/27/23, 6:35 AM

Since they share your home dir

Wobble•12/27/23, 7:29 AM

Howdy!

RRyan Is this a known issue?

Acuma•12/27/23, 8:00 AM

This is happening to my friends Deck too. Everything looks fuzzy at anything other than 60hz. Setting it to 50hz makes everything freak out pretty bad.

@EyeCantCU update, it's not plymouth

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