pfffft, as soon as windows implements sudo now linux/systemd decides it's not cool anymore
pfffft, as soon as windows implements sudo now linux/systemd decides it's not cool anymore
SWhen?
SHow?
Vnew insider build. you can turn on sudo inside developer options
SAnd what is it used for?
SIt does the same as "run as administrator"?
SJust for CMD?
Vbumping a process up to administrator without having to reopen whatever shell you're using
SIs windowses sudo completely different?
SOr is it a port of the original sudo?
Mnah just runs something as admin you legit write sudo as well
Vi mean it's not technically the same but to the end user is works similar. they stole the name
M^
Sthey should've just called it "sesame"
Myeah
NOr, just Run-As-Administrator... /j
MI don't really think sudo is going away at all tho not really sure why systemd is going down the route of making a sudo alternative
S
Arun0 is not the same as sudo and will break around a /3 to half of scripts that expect sudo
Ait's not the same as sudo but it's defo on the right track as something to replace sudo
Ajust like everything in the linux world it's gonna take some time but I do see it catching on
AForgot how frigging janky prismlauncher's flatpak is
TQuick question for peeps here that hopefully might know more than me. I have a realtek driver that comes in the form of a autorun.sh file, a makefile, and a src folder. Obviously when I try to run that autorun file it fails because the filesystem is read only. Does anybody know how to install that driver properly?
RYeah, latest testing is scuffed @Kyle Gospo
RGamescope loves to randomly crash when I'm interacting with the touchscreen XD
RNo effing clue on why it does, but I can reliably reproduce that on my end.
RYep, keep segfaulting randomly.
RInteresting part it seems that it does a couple of seconds after starting up and detect the integrated controller again.
RR
Eintel arc bazzussy :D
Awat
Aoh for goodness sake isn't the whole point that this is preinstalled
A:LC_Stare:
Nbazzite & rog ally question !
Nwhen i suspend the rog ally and i connect it to the power supply the rgb lights flash
Nthis doesn't seem a "real" suspension
Nis it normal ?
Awell, it's working
Jreally cool stuff
Jespecially considering something like run0 already exists for s6
MOnly on kde images.
There was some odd bugs on gnome in the past
There was some odd bugs on gnome in the past
AYes. Did you use hibernation in win?
Amight wanna make that more obvious in the featurelist then...
Nno, never used.
I changed the ssd on my ally and now i've only bazzite
I changed the ssd on my ally and now i've only bazzite
AAre the flashing lights red?
Nno, purple
AIt's an asys feature
AThey thought it was a good idea
Nso is it normal ?
