Kit will layer the RPM on top of your image
Kand next reboot you'll have it
Kthis also survives updates
LGotcha, does the discover shop reflect this?
KWe remove the rpm-ostree integration from discover at this time, it causes massive amounts of lag/delay when trying to use discover
Kwhen they fix that, it absolutely will
Kfor now, you can see your layers with
rpm-ostree status
Ethis folding keyboard is so cursed tho
LFair enough, not an issue at all. Thanks for the additional context.
If I was avoiding a reboot for any reason, does distrobox also satisfy this? Or is it best to avoid for general software?
If I was avoiding a reboot for any reason, does distrobox also satisfy this? Or is it best to avoid for general software?
KDistrobox and flatpak are always recommended over laying, but for a VM that needs root and distrobox isn't a good fit
Kso definitely layer that
I am not kidding when I say that.
This os had matured a bunch since last time
it is fantastic
:3
Thank you people who made this possible
Kwe are little baby, barely a year
Kthanks for sticking around!
LThe more I learn about Bazzite, the more I appreciate their efforts. The level of support is unreal. 
I wont ever forget. It's a nice and simple os.
I love it! It just works.
KI luckily don't have to install LACT manually, because ujust ^^
but what if you have a local .rpm? whats the command to install it?
but what if you have a local .rpm? whats the command to install it?
Klet's say in my dload dir
Krpm-ostree install file.rpmKthe LACT ujust is just downloading the latest from github into /tmp
Kand doing that
Kno magic
Kgreat
LBut I like magic...
What kind of magic?
L
JHeh, I saw this on Reddit and immediately thought to look here https://old.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/1bq2zl1/bluetooth_controller_can_bypass_gnome/
Reddit
Explore this post and more from the gnome community
QFunny!
JI'm curious what exactly is going on because this should theoretically not be possible under Wayland yet one of the comments mention that this behavior also happens there
QIs there a way to remove joystickwake? Someone suspected that may be the culprit
JIs there some component added for controller support that listens for input devices and knows to unlock the lockscreen somehow?
Kyeah let me give you instructions on that
Kunlock no, joystickwake prevents the screen from sleeping
Kand it's based on input, any input
90s magic
K@Qwx576SDZf does it unlock if you just move an analog stick?
Kwould rule that out, but i'll give you instructions to disable it asap
QIt does
Kregardless
Kok cool
Kuno moment
K@Qwx576SDZf
sudo rm /etc/xdg/autostart/joystickwake.desktopKyou can also just kill the process
Kand try locking
