`sudo systemctl disable --now ublue-update.timer`
sudo 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
Kalso because steam itself does automatic updates
Kno need to step on them basically
Klet Valve drive it
T
Thold on
Ti guess that got removed?!
Tsame
Tdo this lol i gotta fix documentation now
HWait the toggle got removed? Why?
Toh that shouldn't happen
Tthere's a check in place
Kit will not, but system76-scheduler will ensure it has the lowest priority for your system's resources
HA lot of thought have been put in this xD
Kyeah, if you want it off just use the systemctl command
Ksudo systemctl disable --now ublue-update.timeri took the update toggle from jorge's documentation so im not sure if that exists for bluefin/main still actually
HI will look into what happened to the toggle once I get a sec to go on my laptop
HSupposed to be in config
Huhh @nickname it should be there
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/blob/main/build/ublue-os-just/10-update.just#L81
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/blob/main/build/ublue-os-just/10-update.just#L81
GitHub
A layer to provide configuration files (udev rules, service units, etc) - ublue-os/config
KWe replace 10-update
Kmakes sense
Konly bluefin/bazzite have ublue-update
Kmain doesn't
Hah
Kbazzite does still need that justfile pass 
Hi will PR the toggle into ours then
KKfull file atm
Hi will do the cleanup once i am fully done with the family matters, so after the 23rd, currently helping cleaning up the place for my cousin since he is taking over my uncles place
Tit may be an unsupported configuration for obvious reasons, but i think the choice is fine for desktop users. plus
ujustspeaking of just cleanup, the toolbox just stuff needs to be ack
Ttake all the time you need. project will get there eventually. ublue stuff might be in beta for another release cycle probably anyways
Tactually i probably should probably finish the newsletter soon since a lot of stuff has happened including the topgrade stuff
RShould tray icon for Solaar (GNOME) appear at all times when solaar was launched or only when any compatible device is connected to Deck? Because right now no icon is displayed in tray whenever I launch Solaar. AppIndicator extension is enabled.
FYou need to include it into initramfs arguments directly, just rebuilding does not work.
This is the location where you need to include /etc/modprobe.d/hid_apple.conf:
This is the location where you need to include /etc/modprobe.d/hid_apple.conf:
/etc/bazzite/initramfs/args.dFwhen you reboot your system, you will see that initramfs is automatically rebuilding with those arguments
Has in you need to use an rpm-ostree initramfs argument that you put in a text file in that location which includes the modprobe file.
not place the modprobe file in there
not place the modprobe file in there
Hfull documentation of our initramfs workaround tooling
https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=399
just do a
https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=399
just do a
rpm-ostree initramfs --help to see what arguments you can put in /etc/bazzite/initramfs/args.d/Universal Blue
In Bazzite we rely on adding things to initramfs for the user, this is done by bazzite-hardware-setup and because the rpm-ostree initramfs command overwrites any previous arguments with the new ones and it is also picky with formatting (you can get the current initramfs arguments from rpm-ostree status | grep -A 4 "●" as opposed to rpm-ostree in...
Hyou just add the arguments, do you not include 
rpm-ostree initramfs --enable in the text file Hand if it can be enabled with a dracut module you can add the dracut module as you would on a normal fedora install and just issue the rebuild (using our workaround)
Hno you didnt read what i said, do not put the modprobe file there
make a textfile and add the
you can find all the initramfs arguments with
make a textfile and add the
rpm-ostree initramfs argument that you need there.you can find all the initramfs arguments with
rpm-ostree initramfs --helpHwhat you are looking for is most likely
-I /etc/modprobe.d/hid_apple.conf to be added to args.d