no for all the users before we switched to a functional ISO
no for all the users before we switched to a functional ISO
Tok so now its called functional 
Tthe offline ISO is much better than the old online one yes
Tbut if you only have access to a 1GB flash drive
Tyou might as well try the online one
Tyeah um it failed to install the bootloader
Toof
Tdid you do automatic partitioning?
Tno because i had to wipe the drive
Tyeah, so did you wipe it with the automatic settings
Tnot manually partitioned anything right?
Ti didnt find the option to do that
Tcouldnt find any button that said "format" or "wipe" with automatic partitioning
Tdid you follow our installation guide
Tit's called automatic storage configuration
Ncould we move this out of the dev chat please?
Tyeah sorry my laptops screen was blinding me because the goddamn installer doesnt allow to lower the brightness or at least set dark mode
Nno worries! Just trying to keep this chat more focused on dev related conversations.
Tit was a joke bruh
J
JThat's a lot of graphs to process on my phone screen
JTL;DR VTE goes zoom?
Jyea but alacritty is still the top
Jand a few places where the new renderers get crushed but some ideas on what the causes are, overall, looking pretty nice
Jptyxis is just great, it's probably my favorite new gnome thing in the past few years
NBut only because it's container native 
MI just really miss font ligatures
MWezterm can give me that but it's way out of place on gnome.
But I've got it detecting distroboxes. But did I mention it looks horribly out of place and the config is more like programming an environment
But I've got it detecting distroboxes. But did I mention it looks horribly out of place and the config is more like programming an environment
NYeah that’s why I use Konsole
Nafaik the only terminal from a desktop that has ligatures
EHey guys. Can we get branch protection enabled over here? https://github.com/ublue-os/remove-unwanted-software
I can't seem to change it
I can't seem to change it
GitHub
Github action to maximize the available disk space on Github runners - ublue-os/remove-unwanted-software
Jon it
Jrepo was setup without the right teams, all sorted now
NThere is also another action that does something similar. I know @Skynet was talking about this at some point.
EThanks Jorge!
EI believe we're using a fork of the upstream action
Fthat fork is another fork of the OG action
SThis is the one I keep using: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/free-disk-space-ubuntu
It seems to have a few more things that get cleaned up and has options to enable/disable whatever you need
It seems to have a few more things that get cleaned up and has options to enable/disable whatever you need
GitHub
A configurable GitHub Action to free up disk space on an Ubuntu GitHub Actions runner
EYeah. Had this conversation with a couple people at Chainguard. I think there's room for improvement on both ends. Every action I look at for this stuff hasn't been touched in a while/lacks maintainers or isn't as effective as ours
Maybe we should rebase on the upstream action?
Maybe we should rebase on the upstream action?
FThat would be my advice too
FAction sent by Skynet says that it's inspired by OG action
Fso maybe we can compare these 2 & see what is the difference
MThat would be great to have.
MI think a super easy one is that it should really only diff things a regular user has read access to.
JGitHub
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Jlooking at this
Tthis looks damn good
Ti didnt even know that toolkit existed
Jhah yeah
Ti wonder if there is a flatpak for it?
J@bketelsen might have an opinion on wail
