SAnyone know why there are two entries here for Libreoffice Calc? I type in "calc"
Wmaybe check out TLP
KThe "Libreoffice" shortcut has calc configured as an action
SAh yeah I see the entries in the desktop file. I will just remove them
Zcurl "that url" | sudo tee /etc/yum.repos.d/mullvad.repo
Mdnf is not the package manager
Zwhy is everyone so fixated for dnf, just copy and paste into yum.repos xD
MDoes mullvad use kernel or userspace implementation?
Dis there a way to install bazzite with an usb that has less than 2Gb of space?
Znop
VOnline ISO still works, go back in the GitHub releases
Doh
Dperfect
VIt's not the greatest but pretty much the only option
Tfollow the troubleshooting installation guide
TAnd follow the not recommended method 2
TSo you install it properly using the old online isos
Tthey're extremely buggy and if your internet cuts out for a second, it will fail
Dwhich one
TThe latest
Doh found
Tand follow what i said @Diamond Master
Dk
Dthx
PI feel like im boutta go crazy, but may as well ask here, anyone know of a way on how to turn a linux device into a network display or wireless display (sending device does not need a specific app or join by browser)
PWindows has a solution, my damn phone AND tablet has a solution
PChromecast & Android TV's are a solution...
Pmakes me mad because I need the specific thing to work with this and I can't find a single one on Linux 
Fhey, what's the best way to install VS Code on Bazzite? I tried Flatpak but it kept forgetting my login every time I opened it.
Sdidnt find this
Fand that was with
"password-store":"kwallet"
MGnome-network-displays is finicky
Pthats sending out
PI need to recieve
MParadoxically, "gnome-keyring" is actually secret-service and works with kwallet
FI tried that as well
Pif you got any other suggestions, ideas or anything, name it
PI am just surprised that this honestly-not-too-crazy thing is nigh impossible to do on my linux devices
MMiraclecast?
Pthat may be it
Pty
PI spent over a week trying to find a solution
Pnow to find a way to slap it on my bazzite devices and my steam deck
SWill a cron job wake the computer from sleep?
ZNo clue about cron.
Pi've had hardware fail to do that
Pso
ZThough, systemd can wake devices in suspension
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd.timer.html#WakeSystem=
https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd.timer.html#WakeSystem=
Poh it doesn't seem to work according to documentation..?
