I think you toss that into `~/.config/topgrade.toml`
I think you toss that into
~/.config/topgrade.toml
CWeird, it's seemingly ignoring my config.
Kbazzite topgrade is customized
Kyou need to place it in:
K/etc/ublue-os/topgrade.tomlCOh, okay. Thanks!
CInteresting, it seems the only way to do it with distrobox containers is to explicitly list the ones you want updated;
ignored_containers under [containers] isn't taken into account.CIt did work, though - thanks guys.
DI had a question on bazzite and the installer.
Does it handle the home directory being its own partition? I have that currently, and would be interested in keeping my existing one and replacing the OS.
Thanks!
Does it handle the home directory being its own partition? I have that currently, and would be interested in keeping my existing one and replacing the OS.
Thanks!
A@Kyle Gospo https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/3567 here's the gnome issue request for the xwayland scaling stuff that I dropped a comment on. It looks like they checked some other ways to approach it but it looks like this is the method they're looking to approach so if you wanna drop any bug reports or the like this is where you can plonk em
GitLab
Based on this branch from Jonas Ådahl, main commit: Apply custom scaling...
ACurrently I'll be dropping any bugs I run into into that merge request to see if I can help speed things along where I can.
Ksounds great
Afingers crossed this can be figured out and merged into GNOME stable sooner rather than later, and for the sake of bazzite that it can get into a more stable position where you're comfy with shipping it
Kwe'll definitely ship it before it gets merged
Kjust need the breaking bugs resolved
Ayeah, that's the main goal here, wanna try and give whatever info I can to help them resolve the main breaking bugs
Aas for that appimage tool I linked, you had a chance to tinker about with that?
Kit
K's on
:testingalong with topgrade updates
Kit's nearly useless for appimages not in it's repos, but I'll keep it for people to play with
AI mean there's a switch you can use with it
Athat makes it infinitely more useful
Kyou can add a remote appimage
Kbut it won't update
Kso it's objectively worse than gearlever given there's no GUI
Kbut for stuff in it's repos it
K's quite nice
Aapparently this is it's main function
Afor me I feel like it's nice that you can just go
Kthat's the problem
KWootility? No embedded update information
KSlippi? No embedded update information
Azap install --github and it will just pull from a github
Aoof
Agranted that's more of an appimage packaging issue in the long run
Kyep
Ait's defo convenient though
Aand for appimages that are in its repos it allows for that convenient updating etc
Abut yeah I wasn't considering it a gearlever replacement, more just like, something to couple with gearlever
Kyup, agreed
Abecause it's a pretty nice terminal experience for managing appimages
K
Avery nice
Kand zap in topgrade
Aseemingly you can still use the install switch to install the latest version of something if it doesn't do autoupdates but I imagine it's not the best, but again, that's more an appimage format problemo
Avery nice
Adefo think people will appreciate something like zap in there
AI'm not much of a coder but hey, if I can find things that might work well with the system and do my bit with submitting bug reports and stuff then I'm happy
K zap install --github --from project-slippi/slippi-launcher
Knice
