Deck 2 should have a fingerprint reader, just to upset literally everyone.
Deck 2 should have a fingerprint reader, just to upset literally everyone.
Khonestly, yes
Kif they can find a linux supported fingerprint sensor
KI am 1110% onboard
Kbonus points if it's just cleanly hidden in the trackpad
Kalso, glass trackpads
Kplease
Knice matte finish
Dany valve hardware employees here?
Di complained about my bad rma experience and it mysteriously got resolved hours later…
TNot I
K
TMore likely in power button.
But there's certainly good linux capable ones out there, I have one
But there's certainly good linux capable ones out there, I have one
KI want one of those tiny USB ones for my desktop
Kwhere it's like a phone power button sensor
TOoh not come across those yet
Tgot one embedded in my laptop, took me a while to start trusting it
Tnot tied it to disk encryption though, I'm not a psychopath.
RLOL, fair.
RYou have reason to.
RI'll send a couple of research studies into if shortly
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Kwish these worked
Klooks clean on my case
LI bought one like this and found out later that it doesn't yet have a linux driver
Ldamn you cs9711
TOh I've read one very detailed study on the fingerprint reader I have.
It's far from perfect. But my system already requires my yubikey, a pin and my user password before it's even activated.
It's far from perfect. But my system already requires my yubikey, a pin and my user password before it's even activated.
DIt works via dolphin. (I just copy game folder from PC - Win11, to HDD, then connect HDD to LLGO and move to Bazzite (steamapps/common), then click to install (moved game) in steam it just verify game files, download some updates and start. 
FI just know that someone told me that passwords are more secure than fingerprint
Fbut for my usecase, I would take fingerprint anyday
FIt's more convenient & I would be more in danger of someone knowing my password then someone replicating or brute-forcing through my fingerprint
TThey absolutely are
AQuestion, is there a correct way to install brew on Bazzite?
AI know there previously was a ujust for it
Tbrew is coming back in ublue-os/config soon iirc
Tso we'll have it when that gets there, but im not sure if you can install it now without breaking other stuff
Tit was removed because it caused other issues
Nit is already in config 
Ni think
SWith this, I still can't get my single monitor to go 1440p 144, but 1440p 120 is possible. I'll try under X and see if it is any different, but I do really enjoy wayland lol
TGitHub
- feat: initial brew installer
- fix: proper use of curl for brew installer
- fix: include brew.sh in the rpm SPEC
- chore: fix versioning and date in changelogs
- fix: include brew.sh in build.sh
Ti dont think it's in bazzite though
TUniversal Blue
ATTENTION CURRENT BAZZITE USERS! 
Handheld users (ASUS ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, etc.) who rebased to older builds (like a build from February 2024 for the suspend issue in particular) can rebase back to the Stable channel now by entering the specific command in a host terminal that applies to your hardware and setup: Existing ASUS ROG Ally ...
Handheld users (ASUS ROG Ally, Lenovo Legion Go, etc.) who rebased to older builds (like a build from February 2024 for the suspend issue in particular) can rebase back to the Stable channel now by entering the specific command in a host terminal that applies to your hardware and setup: Existing ASUS ROG Ally ...
KHey, how do you apply the adw dark theme on exported distrobox applications? Does the theme have to be available in /home for the distrobox to have access?
KGNOME or KDE?
KGNOME
KOpen tweaks
Kyes
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