actually if this guy doesnt want to do the translation setup, he already manages a ton of discord bo
actually if this guy doesnt want to do the translation setup, he already manages a ton of discord bots that he runs from docker himself
Tim going to speak to him, he runs bazzite on his deck
Tso he's already aware of the project
The's at work rn but when he's home ill talk to him about all of this
C
CWell, I just translated the description 
CDoing the most important thing, updating my Github profile picture
Csuccess
CNow, I'm gonna install the pull plugin
CI guess I can just clone the original file, right?
Tyou can straight up copy and paste everything in the original and paste it then edit it as you like
Tup to you
Twhatever you feel is easier
CDid and done
CGitHub
Bazzite es una imagen OCI que sirve como un sistema operativo alterno para la Steam Deck, y como un sistema tipo SteamOS listo para jugar para computadoras de escritorios, computadoras para cine en...
COh crap, should I also translate the changelog? that's gonna take some time ��
CBut I'll stress about it later, I'll start with the readme
Toh... probably not
NYou can probably do this with discord roles and the default events app in discord.
Tyeah readme is the most important
NApollo Discord Bot
All-in-one calendar bot for Discord for all your event scheduling needs. Recurring events, magic time zones, event reminders, role based sign-ups, and more!
NHas a bit more features than the default events feature in discord.
CMac thinks is a Mega Drive game 
C
NThis is what a lot of fighting game communities use for creating brackets for tournaments: https://challonge.com/
CSo I just uploaded the file and it already asks me if I want to make a pull request, do I pull the trigger or should I wait until I fully translate the thing?
NProbably cleaner to do it in one PR, but I'd leave it up to Kyle.
CAlrighty, I'll start working in the meanwhile, tho, is there a visual editor for readmes or I should just go to town in the own Github site?
Creadme is just markup
Cyou can use any markup editor
CAaah! Got it
NThe editor you use is really personal preference. Any markdown editor should work!
Ci guess unless there's some special sauce stuff you want to add to the readme like a terminal emulator autocast or whatever
CGitHub
Automate terminal demos. Contribute to k9withabone/autocast development by creating an account on GitHub.
Cbut that doesn't apply to like 99% of readme's
NThis looks nifty!
Jwe do this with
vhsJat one point we had the vhs action setup so we could lint the docs with the demos but we never finished it
CI'll have to search one then! I don't like the one in GitHub
UI’m having pretty bad performances and stutter right now in the steam UI (bazzite-deck-gnome), at least using a controller.Restarting steam sometime fixes it.
I doubt it normal tho
I doubt it normal tho
Ndepends what you like in an editor, but there are a lot of markdown editors if you aren't going to be coding.
CCan somebody recommend me one then? I just want a side by side editor, one where I edit, the other where I see the changes in real time
Cjoplin has that
C
NVisual Studio Code is what I use. and I've used Typora in the past.
Ci mean it's more of a note taker
Cbut it also works as a markup editor
NVisual Studio Code is a code editor redefined and optimized for building and debugging modern web and cloud applications. Visual Studio Code is free and available on your favorite platform - Linux, macOS, and Windows.
NTypora is a cross-platform minimal markdown editor, providing seamless experience for both markdown readers and writers.
CI wouldn't like to install a bulky editor just to write some text tho
