i'm not used to fuzzy search in my package manager
i'm not used to fuzzy search in my package manager
Kalso from the psdoom disclaimer & license - " I will not assume any liability for damage caused from running this code. Especially if you are running it as root. In fact, we both know that this will cause damage to the system, and that's why you want to try it. You have been warned. "
PRoger! Thanks!
Z"we both know" true bother true xD
DSorry I should have checked before force restarting 
I'll check again if it crashes
I'll check again if it crashesKZ = zombie process
Pfuzzy is great but it still confuses me from time to time
DIncidentally, I notice that ctrl-esc doesn't work as a shortcut in desktop mode.
Rwhat's it supposed to do
DSystem Activity
Rkde thing?
DYup, looking in the help center
DI might actually try with plugging a keyboard in rather than relying on Moonlight, just tried and no success.
Rdoes anyone uses vesktop here?
Klots
Ri don't know if anyone elses does as well but application casting through vesktop is broken in gaming mode, at least to myself, i know is quite niche, and can be anything, like gamescope, or vesktop itself, but it use to work a few updates ago
Rill ask in vesktop server too
CI use GoofCord myself, might want to check that out
LSee, everytime I see Goofcord.. I think of Goofy and I can't bring myself to use it.
CIt is goofy fast
CAt least as much as Discord can be
CIt's either that or that Vesktop splash, pick your poison
RI had weird color issues screensharing with Vesktop on my pre-ark GPU Intel laptop, GoofCord solved
COnly thing is that GoofCord shares your whole system audio on screen sharing
ROh didn't notice that, works well for my use case at least
CIt's probably fine for most people
LSooooo, does that mean people in Discord can hear themselves?
CNot at all
CThat's how Chromium audio sharing behaves, I believe it's just using that
LSorry to bother but can someone help , I been trying to install this for 2 days already , I was told here earlier to disable fast boot from Windows’s which I already did , and I’m getting configure errors , here’s my pic of my issues
L
RVesktop works well with my NVIDIA GPU at least (apart from the black tearing in gnome that affects GoofCord too, but that's probably on Electron and NVIDIA shit)
CThere's a Linux-specific library Vesktop uses that plugs into PipeWire more specifically and lets you pick the window audio
CAt least that's my understanding of it. Thought GoofCord used it, but don't think so
LFor what ever reason unable to begin installation , I’m out of ideas
PDid you remove everything from that storage? Anaconda should ask you to recover free space after selecting storage and clicking done in installation destination menu
PI'm referring to bottom right screen
P@liquor69
PIt will not let you go any further until you remove partitions or free enough space.
Rok what do i need to get dev shit set up, i have gcc and make but no ld?
Kdistrobox
Kdon't build on the host
Ri'm installing neovim plugins that want to build stuff
Kyou can symlink ld in /usr/local/ then
Ris there a container ppl have built that has stuff or is it going to be one at a time as i find them
L@Pryka I free up 1 tb my ssd is 4 tb and I partition 1tb unallocated to use with bazzite
LI’m dual booting btw
LThat’s why I unallocated 1tb of my ssd so I can switch back and forth but installation been a nightmare for me
PUniversal Blue
Two Methods: Method A or Method B A) Installing Bazzite on a separate drive (Recommended) B) Manual partitioning on the same drive A) Separate Drive Method Note: This method is ideal for desktops and HTPCs, and would be inconvenient for handhelds unless planned to keep stationary. Install Bazzite on a separate internal or external drive. ...
LYes I read that and I followed this video
LYouTubeRetro Game Corps
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