Eh when your 30 the next year is closer than you think
Eh when your 30 the next year is closer than you think
ATell me about it rolf
AI'm not even 30 yet
AStepped right in to this quarter life crysis
5Don’t worry, everyone gets to be 30
5Just don’t buy a motorcycle
AI'm waiting on that alpha tho
SWeird question, but why are the names of Flatpaks in Warehouse, and elsewhere (like in BoilR where you want to add a program to steam), a mix of:
- Developer names
- Company names
- Random variables
- Actual names of the programs
- Non-descriptant KDE names
Heliguy = Warehouse, Lorenzo Paderi = Gearlever, George Florea Bănuș = org.kde.haruna, Mohammed Asif Ali Rizvan = WineZGUI, KDE = org.kde.gwenview but also kcalc and okular, 8bit Solutions LLC = Bitwarden, zocker_160 = Syncthing, and so on? Lack of standardisation?
It's the little things like this, that makes you go huh
System info:
Operating System: Bazzite 39
KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.11
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.115.0
Qt Version: 5.15.12
Kernel Version: 6.7.9-204.fsync.fc39.x86_64 (64-bit)
KThat is odd, you'll wanna report that to them
SHow does it look in anyones elses Warehouse or BoilR?
AIt's a url in reverse
AEssentially the app identifier if that's what you mean
SI know about app IDs, but the names of the Flakpaks themselves are all different. Not many of them are the actual program names
AOof
SIs it just me? Or anyone else seeing this?
SSame in BoilR here:
Kcheck shortly
SNames are correct in the Application Launcher or KRunner though.
5since you guys are collecting shout outs, at 1:27 https://www.youtube.com/live/ZGCkAtIZYL0?si=bsgOdVdaTXQPJU4X&t=5248
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FThat's upstream flatpak bug, I reported it
KSweet
KTy!
FGitHub
I have read the README.md document I am using the latest version of Warehouse I am using the Flatpak package of Warehouse I have not found any other opened issues on the same topic Issue Warehouse ...
DI've seen this too in KDE's equivalent of flatseal
CTry running a script to disable that
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CI think i ran into the same issue
AHey, can anyone point me in the direction of information on how I update the bios for the Ally in Bazzite?
KAt the moment you need Windows to do that safely, but work is being done to get it working on Linux
Athats the go
Ai think for the ally you can load the file for a usb stick or sth
Abut dont know enough
KOop, that's what I get for replying on a phone
KThanks
A
A@antheas ahhh okay thats fine, I say some options to enable bios updates on first boot.
A@Aru thanks
KWow that is a lot of love
KDidn't expect that
KMostly because of how problematic Ally has been
KLove to see it
Ayup
Athat simpledeckytdp profile fix coming in clutch
Aalso the ally does 43W on windows forever, the guy sets it to 25W and is like you know this thing is pretty cool and quiet
Ayep, i wasn't expecting it either
PAnybody use decky recorder and had any luck with background recording for clips? For me it saves manual recordings but not when I enable clips
KYou might try OBS instead
KIt can work in game mode thanks to vkcapture
KJust set the vkcapture launch option on the game you're playing and add OBS as a non-steam game
PNot a fan of having to set it running, like the convenience of decky recorder on my deck, just for recording quick 30 second clips if something funny happens
KYou can make OBS always run via a service, but I get you
