thank u based nvidia and your excellent driver
thank u based nvidia and your excellent driver
Hmalit keyboard is re-enabled in testing, so if you rebase to that then it will work, then you can go back to stable once new version drops (its a big one so it will be announced here and have its own release tag on github, you will know)
Hand the image for it is built
Wand with testing ill be on kde 6.1 right
Woh im on it now nvm
H
KOkay, so, integer scaling, can I do it on my external display on my legiongo?
Kand if so, what resolution do I set a game on a 2560x1080 display to before enabling it?
Jalso, if possible, could you try
It should return all udev metadata about the GPU devices
udevadm info /sys/devices/pci*/*/*01:00* ?It should return all udev metadata about the GPU devices
RTo be fair, this time around is a weird case of being a gecko + nvidia bug
RChromium browsers are unaffected
KProbably because Nvidia only tested whatever it is on Chrome(ium)
Tim aware
JI reject the claim that Nvidia tests their Linux drivers
Tim doing the buzz first but throughout the week i'll update the handheld wiki
KThey must do some testing, even Nvidia wouldn't just build and ship with zero testing. They do have corporate users, after all.
Jthe corporate users use RHEL or Debian
Jand thus use old drivers
JHello! I haven't used Bazzite in a long while, and wanted to get into using it again so I can play working games on Steam that proton supports ofc haha.
JNice to meet the community ^^
K
Mi like how close button just disappears on firefox sometimes
JDoes bazzite have a anime mascot yet?
JI'm not sure if this is the right place for this question
Owhat's the correct approach for letting the vscode flatpak attach to the host podman to attach to containers?
OI've been using a podman-host script but I was wondering if there was a more... elegant solution.
JAfaik there is a VSCode extension which lets you interact with docker containers from within VSCode. I'm not sure if that works for podman as well
ODev containers, the official one by microsoft? Yeah, that's what i'm using actually
Oit's sort of a hack to get vscode to think you're actually using docker when you aren't, though
JAttach through distrobox-enter?
JIs a keybind good enough?
JYou'd need to make a keybind for every new container tho
Hthe "more elegant" solution would be vscode in the container
which is not elegant either
which is not elegant either
SSeems like my distrobox-host-exec is not working for various commands? I cannot run brew-installed CLI commands from within the container. What am I doing wrong here?
OI think the podman-host script I'm using might be the most elegant of the choices I have
Owhich is no biggie, I was just curious
Hthat was my conclusion in the end too 
OI was wondering
Ohow does the Aurora-DX image set that up?
H@Niklas 
this is your field 
this is your field OAurora or bluefin or pretty much any ublue image with a dx variant
CAbsolutely, thanks for checking on my report!
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NSince it ought to be same as bluefin, I’m not sure
NBut in the DX image VS code is installed directly on the host
NAnd docker is preinstalled as well
Ehai niklas
NHi
Hyeah but i almost never touch the bluefin stuff, hence the ping
Halso hi yes hello Niklas
Ris it normal for software to consistently crash everytime i install an app?
Rit crashes always upon starting to download it
