I do still maintain bazzite-arch for other distros to use
I do still maintain bazzite-arch for other distros to use
Kif you need a game distrobox
KLol so you maintain these? ^^
Kjust the middle two
KNice!
Kis boxbuddy enough to create a good gaming distrobox? Or is it lacking specific settings?
Kyeah you can use that
Knot any different from the terminal commands
KOkay great thanks 
JWould something like this work?
Just wanted to check before I make the PR
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KYep! Please do
JPerfect, on it!
JAMAZING
TIs there a Bazzite 40 beta already?
KNot yet, but one will be available within the next month
KAnd we will hopefully launch same day as upstream
KBazzite is gonna be one of the slower images to beta due to the amount of custom packages and the custom kernel
TGah - what, do you guys have a life outside this?!?!?!
T
JThanks for the super quick merge @Kyle Gospo !
R/usr/share/sddm/themes is a read only directory. Where or how can I install custom SDDM themes?
KFor SDDM themes, you'll want them to be in the form of an RPM
Kthen you can layer them
RI see.
RA bit of an unfortunate limitation... So if I find a theme I like off the kde store, then I have to package it as an RPM myself?
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Ka ton of them come as RPMs, but yes if you find one that doesn't you'll need to package it
Roh a ton come that way...where do I find them? pardon my ignorance.
KCopr & the Fedora Repos
RThanks. I'll probably avoid layering because I know that's supposed to be used sparingly and could cause issues if overdone. A login theme, while nice, isn't worth the trouble it theoretically might cause.
KLayering an SDDM theme shouldn't cause issues, main thing is layering exposes you to dependency issues like DNF might
Kbut a package that just adds some files that otherwise don't exist will never blow up like that
Kfeel free
KKhere are my layers for reference
Moh wow, apparently I really did find a proton 9 regression. was my first time submitting a proton issue, I was expecting my report to just sit in the tracker untouched but someone at codeweavers confirmed it within 5 hours.
PI always assume someone smarter than me has already looked at something
MI spent way too much time going back and forth on whether it was a proton-ge issue or a valve proton issue and it appears I chose correctly
Mespecially confusing because it involves media foundation shenanigans, which doesn’t work on valve’s proton anyway
Phow did you troubleshoot it?
BYou can alternatively create a SDDM conf file and point the themes to a directory in your home folder
BIt's a bit of tinkering, but it also works, and you can download the themes as regular zips from pling.com or something
BDid you have to do anything to get coolercontrol to actually control your fans, Kyle, or are you using a fan controller in your fractal?
BI've been able to get coolercontrol to layer at build time, but it never detects any fans
KI am using a Corsair Commander pro
Kjust installing cooler control was enough, no setup
Kalso detects my AMD GPU, my corsair AIO, and my corsair PSU
Kit's down to what liquidctl supports, that's the backend for cooler control
K
K
BI may give this another shot. When I was using it, almost all the main hw got detected, but my fans (connected to mobo headers) weren't showing up
