huh, seems like it doesn't have an rpm, just a tar gz
huh, seems like it doesn't have an rpm, just a tar gz
Kportable, that'll work too
P@HikariKnight it was such a pain in the ass to setup it manually.
Hnow i set it up automatically for thousands of people /s
P
hmm dunno why I don't have a star on repo, will fix it now 
Pdone 
KPlease add Android-tools to Bazzite by default
Kso I don't need to layer
Hhas to be something that ends up in dx, its the same reason virt-manager is being layered
Kdx?
Hdeveloper experience
Kahh
Hlike bluefin-dx and aurora-dx
Hwe have joked that bazzite will instead be gdx
H
Ploool
PAnyway does Bazzite have same printer drivers that Bluefin and Aurora have in OCI image?
DHow does one force quit apps in Desktop Mode?
KI open a terminal, ps ax | grep appname, find the pid, then kill -9 the pid
Kbut... there might be a more sensible method, I'm a dinosaur
K
Rin the top left menu "mission center" > "apps"
ZKill -9 is a bit overkill.
killall <whatever process name>you can force quit in that
KIt is not. psdoom is overkill.
KKRpgrep and pkill are my go-to generally if i understand the processes that are running
D
Rmistakes here: use -i in grep for case insensitive ,
Rand you tried to kill the grep process
Kyup
Rwhich had already exited
VI'd assume so.
VWe'd have no reason to touch them.
ZSo from making doom work in a potato powered PC to be used as UX for process management
VAnd CUPS is pretty universal across all of Linux
Kthis is a better way
KAnd honestly probably randomly crashing your system but yes
ZSay what
KWhen you kill an enemy in psdoom, it kills the process
ZThat sounds like my average day then
Kyou dont know WHAT process is attached to an enemy
Ktbh, I kinda wish this behaved in reverse, but I didn't make it.
H@DK @Mister Fluffles
although
pkill -9 processnamealthough
ps ax | grep process to get the right one if you dont know the full process name and kill -9 PID is a lot better but less lazyZWait so is a Russian roulette
ZOh god
KYes. Exactly
KAlso you can use aux instead of ax if the process is running as root (or another user) to find it
Koops you didnt need that reply
