`env WAYLAND_DISPLAY=0 solaar --window=hide` this turns off Wayland (no tray in Wayland) and passes
env WAYLAND_DISPLAY=0 solaar --window=hide this turns off Wayland (no tray in Wayland) and passes the --window=hide option to Solaar
Kdistrobox is super super tiny
Kon the same order as flatpak
KThere's a fedora-solaar desktop file in there
Kedit that
MI mount it manually from kde's dolphin and dolphin mounts it on /run/media/username/blablabla ...
Mand then do flatpak -u override --filesystem=/run/media to let flatpak steam read and write on it
Mall of this without ever touching fstab at all
Msame, mine is permanent too. I have to enter the password manually after each boot
Mit's funny because the drive is supposedly to automount (without pw) with kde's removable devices
Mwith fstab you can
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Knano ~/.config/autostart/fedora-solaar.desktopKthen make the Exec= line in there match what I gave you
AHhd support day one baby
HDbus calls I would assume
HSteam is layered, not a flatpak
KSteam is layered, no flatpak to worry about
Kno clue on canonical, that's gonna be up to the flatpak's authors
Knope, all good
Kyou can just ignore the dracut command
K/etc/modprobe.d will be read on boot
Kand it'll be added to initramfs next update automatically
Kcreating it should be enough
Kgive it a go, if it doesn't work you can add it with rpm-ostree initramfs commands
K@HikariKnight probably gonna give you more details lol
Kno worries, all simple stuff
Kgotta get used to atomic fedora somehow
HYou can force a rebuild of initramfs with
Next reboot it will rebuild initramfs without conflicting with bazzite-hardware-setup as bazzite adds some device specific stuff to initramfs which you would overwrite with a normal
sudo touch /etc/bazzite/initramfs/rebuildNext reboot it will rebuild initramfs without conflicting with bazzite-hardware-setup as bazzite adds some device specific stuff to initramfs which you would overwrite with a normal
rpm-ostree initramfs command because rpm-ostree handles initramfs a bit stupidlyHSo that is our workaround for it
Ksystem update application,
rpm-ostree update or update from gamemode if you're on a deck imageHThere is a full documentation on it in discourse but I don't have the link on my phone as I'm on the countryside dealing with close family matters
Kwhen you say "didn't do anything", it opened and ran stuff, yeah?
H@Kyle Gospo might be nice and grab the initramfs documentation for me if I ask nicely 
Tyeah
rpm-ostreemore output will happen when that's done
Tyou can disable automatic updates
Tand update whenever you want
HYou can disable the timer and update manually when you feel like it
TTeasiest way to disable it
Hsudo systemctl disable --now ublue-update.timer
KI'm starting to forget our own features
K
Tthis is the "manual" way
Teven though both are terminal commands anyways lol
HDeck images have them disabled
HBecause on handheld you might be on metered connections (or the chance is higher)
Ti mean it's better to have the latest builds but if you have issues with your internet or would rather update at your own discretion, it's your system at the end of the day.
K@j0rge reset the clock
