yepp, synergy requires x11. Try input leap. It's what we have on bluefin/aurora
yepp, synergy requires x11. Try input leap. It's what we have on bluefin/aurora
CI really wish it had a flatpak.
It seems like they had one at one time, but decided to hold off until the "3.0" release, which has been a few years in the making.
It looks basically identical to Synergy.
No issues using it, though?
It seems like they had one at one time, but decided to hold off until the "3.0" release, which has been a few years in the making.
It looks basically identical to Synergy.
No issues using it, though?
MI don't believe so. I personally use a hardware kvm
CI have a hardware KVM, it's what I had before I found Synergy.
That would be an absolute last resort for me.
That would be an absolute last resort for me.
IWhat's the holdup on the installer?
I'd love to slap bazzite on my oled deck.
It would be awesome to have a matrix of "works/doesn't/caveats" for various devices.
I'd love to slap bazzite on my oled deck.
It would be awesome to have a matrix of "works/doesn't/caveats" for various devices.
Kthat last one is in discourse
Kinstaller needs a kernel patch upstreamed
IAh. No wonder I couldn't find it.
The docs are... a mess (is it seriously just a Discourse forum view?)
The docs are... a mess (is it seriously just a Discourse forum view?)
I(I ask: IF there was someone who was willing to put in doing a proper docs site, would that be appreciated?)
SWhen I capture Hunt: Showdown with OBS Window Capture game freeze, any known fix?
RIs there any alternative for input remapper if it’s being removed? I saw the reasoning being that it’s no longer maintained but if there’s no other alternative it seemed pretty stable.
Kyou can self-layer it
Krpm-ostree install input-remapperKat least until a suitable replacement is found
ROk thanks, I was going to but wanted to make sure there wasn’t an alternative. Thanks!
RHere’s hoping the activity on their GitHub means it could be maintained again
CProbably a GNOME issue
P
Tim trying 
Tand yea its discourse. we got a free discourse so we're using that shit. we're thinking of ways to have better docs and offline docs too
T
RSo to be clear, the process for re-installing would be the layering command, reboot and then ‘systemctl enable input-remapper.service’ ?
KYep
RTyty
II’ve built a lot around Hugo ( I own an index of U2F keys at https://U2F.garden ) and would be willing to help.
The U2F Garden is a catalog of U2F tokens
Pneocities supporter plan is straight up awesome for hosting static sites
Tgonna need approval from @j0rge for this but we'd appreciate anything yea, and thanks for suggesting neocities Pez i forgot that existed lol
Pif you have a slim layout and follow certain rules you can have docs that load REALLY easily
POfficial Mapping and Core documentation for the Quake project Nazi Zombies: Portable
JYESSSSSSS
Jthis is what we need:
INeocities is nice but you have GH pages right there
Pgh pages enforces a heavy webframe etc.
Pit's honestly kinda gross..
Jbasically we want to slurp the
documentation tags from discourse, take those markdown files, pipe them through a github action, and then spit out a hugo/docsy static sitePoh that's a sinch
JI am familiar with hugo, I know some of the authors, I just suck at it lol
Twe had a github mkdocs page before this so discourse was actually a better solution
Pbut for $5 you get way better hosting than ghpages as far as policies go
Pand you are supporting a good crew
Jplus here's the thing, that'd be an awesome action for tons of oss projects. Discourse gives away their forum to OSS people, github hosts gh-pages, make it trivial for OSS projects to make awesome docs by using discourse as a CMS for hugo.
IAs someone who’s written docs professionally (I was at AWS for four years) I can say that just maintaining some markdown files as a GH repo is far preferable to maintain than scraping a live forum.
Forums are for ephemeral and non-essential content
Forums are for ephemeral and non-essential content
Jwe ran our own static site generator for a while
Pthe forum posts are just pinned topic headers anyway
Pthe ones they're directly referencing i assume
Jthe problem is no one contributes to raw markdown files in a github repo
Jwhereas on the forum we just organize by tag and use them as wiki page, it's just the presentation sucks
I? If you have a link to update the page that takes you straight to the editor, people do.
Ti mean tbh jorge nobody outside of the ublue/bazzite contributors really contrbutes to the docs anyways
