Hyw!
ZThere is SFTP, syncthing, rclone
Vapparently it was a dinput/xinput issue
OWouldn't syncthing or rclone be kinda hacky workarounds? I just want to manage files on my media server which is running Windows, but smb shares in dolphin are fragile as glass
ZWorkarounds? No, they are just different tools.
OI so much as look at it funny while navigating via smb and it starts spamming authentication boxes or acting like folders don't exist
VDid something change to the update process recently?
ZThough, yeah, you need to get the terminal to configure rclone
ZSyncthing not so much I think
ZThough, I think rclone has a web GUI, can't remember
OAnd again, wouldn't syncthing and rclone involve replicating what I'm trying to manage on my local machine? the media server has way more storage than my local machine, that wouldn't make any sense
Joh so you just need more reliable smb?
Oif that's possible
Jyeah I bet if you mount the smb mounts on the system instead of using a gui that it'll work better
Hcan confirm
KSame as it ever was, just shows that message now one time
Omy two use cases are uploading from local machine to the (windows) server and moving or renaming files on the server
Jyeah if you set it up right they'll show up as folders in your file manager then you do as you please
Jsame in the cli, etc.
Oso, what, I mount it with fstab?
Hyes
JI'd just use a service unit, surely there's lots of samba ones on github to search through
Hthat way kio is not involved
Hor this yes
HInterestingly it works a few times. I installed a few flatpaks then I get into this state. I'm going to start over again and run it for a while installing nothing. I thought the flatpaks would be in user space (and isolated), but maybe one is splashing to core functionality
JJor something like this
OSo I skipped to step 3 assuming those utils are preinstalled, and they seem to be; authenticated, but got this error after it listed the shares
SMB1 disabled -- no workgroup availableand it didn't go into some
smb> prompt, just spit me back to the main promptOis smb1 mandatory?
Oif so then it's weird it worked at all so far
Hset version to 3
smb1 is super insecure
smb1 is super insecure
OI know, and it should be, though I can double-check that it still is
Hits a mount option
Hvers=3.0Owell smb.conf says smb1 is disabled by default so idk why it would even show that message
GMy just perfection extension is working now
GI'm so stoked
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WI figured out how to load custom edid on bazzite to expand vrr ranges like windows.
WIt involves modifying intramfs though.
WMaybe we could get a edid file location in userland that the OS looks for on boot and skips it if it isn't there?
ZI think /usr/local/lib/firmware can be used for that yeah
CCopied/screenshotted your partitions for reference while I was figuring out how to manually install Silverblue to make sure it didn't interfere with the existing Windows and PopOS installations I needed to keep to working during the transition 
JAhh
Woh ill have to try swapping it over then
WI couldn't find a good guide for bazzite so I kinda cobbled together and made it work
Zalso, to load the edid, is it needed to really recreate the initramfs? Can't be done with kernel args or something?
Wit's because you put the file on the initramfs with what I was seeing
