NIs there an easy way to make Bazzite shutdown the PC at a set time daily? I tried adding it to system cron to run shutdown -f now but no luck
KIt's all videos, and I can't reproduce a single one of them
KI need logs, I need rpm-ostree status
KOtherwise we'll never know
HI can provide some
HIs that the command I do?
KToss em in that help threat and I'll take a look as soon as I can
KYep
HAlright gimme a few is it alright if I ping you once I've sent them?
KYep
HCool
HJust need a min to get it into desktop mode
MI’m having issues with my app not having access to all input devices. It also doesn’t capture keyboard events when set to exclusive full screen.
I’m using KDE and it also constantly pops up a window saying an application wants to access inputs.
Anything I can do to 1: expose usb devices to the container by uuid
2: accept keyboard events in exclusive full screen.
I’m using KDE and it also constantly pops up a window saying an application wants to access inputs.
Anything I can do to 1: expose usb devices to the container by uuid
2: accept keyboard events in exclusive full screen.
Hyou should really just use systemd timers invoking the poweroff service directly instead of cron
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/438741/use-systemd-shutdownd-schedule
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/438741/use-systemd-shutdownd-schedule
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I have multiple Redhat & CentOS 7 servers that are used only during working hours. I am looking into using the systemd-shutdownd service to shut down each machine at 6-30pm on workdays.
Systemd
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Ghello all would just like to confirm that firefox now works absolutely fine on wayland with adaptive sync after the latest nvidia driver update
Kcan you pastebin your crontab?
crontab -l | fpasteOr do what halva said that I missed 
KI tend to forget that systemd exists cause I'm 
and used to it not being a thing.
and used to it not being a thing.Hold unix tools are such a cursed clusterfuck that whatever tricks i knew with them i just forgot in favor of systemd stuff
Ri would also like to see zfs if possible. even better would be a -dx version like there is with bluefin. maybe a :stable branch could help with the kernel issue?
V- I won't comment of if ZFS is possible as I don't really know much about it
- -dx is something being discussed and is a plan already
- :stable is already the main branched used.
Ri see thanks
Tfresh install bazzite firefox keeps crashing
KI believe it was mentioned yesterday that Bazzite moves too quickly for ZFS modules or something
Kbut I could be remembering it wrong. It's up the backscroll if anyone really cares
VI thought so, but I also don't 100% know that and I don't think it was the actual developers saying it.
Kyou'll need to provide more info, what you said is kind of akin to going to a mechanic and saying 'My car is making a funny noise' and expecting that to let them know what's going on. Which bazzite image? What device or GPU? etc.
Kwhat happens with firefox? does it open at all?
Tbazzite nvidia desktop, gpu nvidia 4090
Tfirefox opens then crash
Krun
rpm-ostree status
Jsounds like they're not on the x session?
Tim using wayland
Kmaybe yea
VIs the wayland issue still a thing?
VWith firefox?
JPretty sure
Jtakes 20 seconds to find out
Tcant do terminal now i run the command on the announcement
Jor at least rule it out
MIt's a Firefox bug at this point not Nvidia
KOh he's mid updating for the signing fix I think
Kso it'll have to wait a min or 4 regardless
Ri was having the same issue on -nvidia when i first installed it as well
Tyes just fresh install today
Trun firefox. insta crash
Rit doesn't appear to be happening to me anymore though
Kwhen the script from the announcement finishes, reboot and see if firefox still crashes.
MUnless Bazzite decides to slow down kernel updates this won't be likely.
Even on bluefin/Ucore it's moving a touch faster than I would want.
Even on bluefin/Ucore it's moving a touch faster than I would want.
Kif he used an old iso to install he might be on the old driver
