idk if it will behave as release as caps-lock, or just press
idk if it will behave as release as caps-lock, or just press
Fbut worth a try
CWorth a shot, yeah. Especially since double-shift does it on press for me
CIf your issue is with the ergonomics of pressing the shift key, putting shift's behavior on capslock seems the simplist solution, so you don't have to deal with the ergonomics of pressing shift.
You seem to want capslock to act like shift, with the exception that you have to turn it off afterward. It's fine if you want that, and are willing to work to have that, but to me it seems like a weird extra step to have to turn it off afterward, so why have that step entirely.
You seem to want capslock to act like shift, with the exception that you have to turn it off afterward. It's fine if you want that, and are willing to work to have that, but to me it seems like a weird extra step to have to turn it off afterward, so why have that step entirely.
CIf you just rebind caps to shift, it won't act like caps anymore. I think there may be a way with keyd to get it to act like both, but I'm not confident about that.
CI believe there is a way to make it behave like both with Gnome/KDE tweaks
Ahow can i make shortcut to run steam on big picture screen ofc with some upscaling 720p to 1080p?
CDamn, like in macOS? I had to install Karabiner to remove the delay, I was never taught the "right way" to type so everytime I need to type a capital letter, I just use caps lock
CBut then you have to maintain capslock pressed when typing, which just doesn't feel right
CI don't know about Chai, but I have done this so many times for like 20 years, that its just a reflex now, I double press the caps lock key with my pinky almost instantly
CIt would take some time to alter that reflex
CBetween a couple hours and a couple weeks, depending on a number of things
CThat, and that I would need to change it in macOS and in basically any other pc I may use, so I'll keep my pinky machine gun ongoing 
CEh
Aim guessing its not possible?
CI never need caps on for more than 3 letters, rarely more than 2
CSo my finger wouldn't have left the caps (or other) key
Kgot the default pinned applications changed in KDE
Kneed to customize the keyboard shortcuts a tiny bit and then that's done
Kand then I'll probably do a just command to restore gnome-terminal/konsole shortcuts in the application list
Kfor anyeone that can't stand prompt for some reason
Hcant wait for prompt integration 
FDconf & keyfile for flatpaks is gold with this config stuff.
That sed you did to get that look eww
That sed you did to get that look eww
Kyeah, if there's an easier way do let me know
Kthis seems the least likely to break long-term
WWhat is the correct way to use zsh and ohmyzsh as the primary shell in Bazzite?
Should I be installing it in a fedora distrobox, or can I use fleek?
Should I be installing it in a fedora distrobox, or can I use fleek?
Tif it's not preloaded, you can consider layering it in
Hyou can install it as a layer, then add it as the shell for a terminal profile you can set as default.
would not switch your shell to it as it will break things if you rebase
would not switch your shell to it as it will break things if you rebase
Ais it even possible to run steam on big picture mode but on specified resolution 720p then upscale it 1080p?
KYou can do it with game scope but I'm not sure why you'd want to
Tthey're on nvidia
Abecause its broken on nvidia only in full screen due to resolution so how can i do that gamescope to make steam resolution in 720p then upscale it to 1080p
CWhy would you ever want to upscale a desktop app?
Tsteam's bpm does not work well on nvidia's drivers
WSo I made the mistake already of installing it through Fleek and using 'just chsh' to set it as my default shell. I realized my mistake when none of my Flatpak apps were available.
I used 'just chsh' to revert back to /bin/bash and did a fresh 'fleek init'. Everything /seems/ fine now. Is there anything more I should do to fix it to avoid future problems?
I used 'just chsh' to revert back to /bin/bash and did a fresh 'fleek init'. Everything /seems/ fine now. Is there anything more I should do to fix it to avoid future problems?
Acuz i dont want to change my whole display resolution 1080p to 720p just to make steam big picture run so smoothly in nvidia but blurly as hell
Hthe problem with changing your login shell is that if you rebase and the shell doesnt exist on the image you rebase to, well you got yourself a big problem 
KIt runs smoothly at 720p?
KThat's news to me, should run like shit always
Him not familiar with fleek or nix so i cant speak for that, but just changing back to bash will stop any issues from arising 
KAnyway the only method of doing that will also scale your games
KSo I don't think that's what you want to do
KTry using X11, tends to help
Au gotta make ur resolution is 1280x800 to make steam big picture work perfectly in nvidia but you will suffer due to blurly quality ig
Athats why i want make steam think im on that resolution then upscale it to native resolution of my display
WThat makes a lot of sense.
I had assumed that because nix and any program fleek installs live inside my home that I would survive any rebasing.
I will stick to bash for now until I get a better grasp of the OCI set up.
I had assumed that because nix and any program fleek installs live inside my home that I would survive any rebasing.
I will stick to bash for now until I get a better grasp of the OCI set up.
KWell, like I said you can use game scope but it will also scale your games the same amount
Hjust make a terminal profile where you set the shell to zsh in and set that profile as default
CBig picture mode running badly isn't because some magic resolution fixes it, as far as I know it's because it can't use the dedicated GPU at all and CPUs are bad at rendering
Athen it shouldn't be a problem for me but how to do it tho.
