I got too used to using the terminal because all I've used up until this point was Arch and Arch-bas
I got too used to using the terminal because all I've used up until this point was Arch and Arch-based stuff
Tfor your sanity
Kspeaking of which, we ship boxbuddy now
Hyup, that's why I love repositories
HDon't have to read or do anything
K
Tboxbuddy my beloved
Kwhich gives you GUI management of distrobox & exported apps
AYeah arch is great for thst
Kalso, we use Ptyxis as our terminal, which is similar to GNOME terminal
HI've not used Distrobox before but I should learn it
Kbut comes with distrobox integration
Tyes
AWhen I got into it I also confused Aur with the package repository
Tyou'll have access to most linux software with this
K
VSublime is on Linux?
Tcan install .deb or .rpm files
Tyes
Kyea always has been
HI noticed, I was looking for the Konsole for six minutes before I realized you guys used ptyxis
Kthe flatpak is ancient so I install in distrobox
Kyou can switch back if you prefer, there's a ujust command
Kbut do try ptyxis, it's real good
VI use it for my web dev class, would've been good to know sooner lmfao
Keven opengl acceleration works
Hhopefully without nuking the system (I signed the HoloArch keys into SteamOS, downloaded GnomeParted off of AUR and killed the system)
K
Thttps://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=35
@Tohreyta this guide may confuse you more or help you, but here. eventually this documentation will be locally part of bazzite
@Tohreyta this guide may confuse you more or help you, but here. eventually this documentation will be locally part of bazzite
Universal Blue
Package Formats 1. Flatpak [Flatpak] Flatpak is the primary method of installing applications on Bazzite. It is a universal containerized package format that tries to sandbox applications through flexible permissions that the application has access to on your system. Typically it is recommended to use Flatpak for most software when possible. ...
Tit's a container
Tit won't touch your host outside of files being in your home directory
Kit can also be blown away and remade at any time
Hoh idk how they compare tbh I like to try new things
Hthat's why I want to learn it
HAs I understand it's conventionally like having several VMs
HNot exactly a virtual machine but comparable usecase
TThis is interesting to consider. Are you using an alternative? Is it one with rich presence enabled?
HYou can get Vesktop as a Flatpak
Hthis is the Discord discover were talking about right?
TMy line of questioning leading to :- ones using arRPC have some of the protocol enabled but not all, and my testing hasn't covered if any of them cause interesting side effects
Tsimply because I don't use modified clients
BThis is a thing? Holy crap!!! that is awesome
Tit's a flatpak, so you can easily install it
Tobviously comes preinstalled with bazzite
5I had no idea this existed. I wanted to use distro box more but kept forgetting how the commands work
PI need to switch to ptyxis, I just felt so accustomed to my old terminal
TI have found it.
T'Alternative' clients allow connections and then instantly turn away the overlay.
Before 0.7.1 that caused 1 (one) file handle to leak because of Gtk being weird about not giving it up after I'd marked it as stale. Once every minute.
Before 0.7.1 that caused 1 (one) file handle to leak because of Gtk being weird about not giving it up after I'd marked it as stale. Once every minute.
DWhats the deal with this new playtron thing
Astartup trying to create a SteamOS competitor, using Linux + non-steam stores
Kon the same fedora base as us
