you don't really see linux stuff on brew that has any form of GUI
you don't really see linux stuff on brew that has any form of GUI
RHmm crazy idea but
RCould one technically do brew install steam
Pno, it would more than likely be a cask for MacOS
Pbecause steam is a GUI tool and already has other distribution methods on linux
RI see
CBut why would loads of high street shops sell them
Pyeah, steam brew package is a cask
Apretty sure any gui app in brew are strictly macos only
Pthis means it's only really useful for macos users who want a package manager - if we need that, we have our own package managers
Pthe point of brew supporting both mac and linux is so we can share CLI tools
SWhat tricks? 
Aalso cli stuff between linux and macos are basically similar enough cuz both are unix but the gui part are wildly different
RSo, Brew install Koi would work? Or do I stick to rpm-ostree for that one?
Psorta, there's still some porting process involved for actual native apps
Aholding the power button, entering bios
Asomething like that
Aevery time
Aso its not worth it
Aotherwise touch and controller dont work
Pmost apps are just leveraging other runtimes for portability, or redownloading actual binaries as a part of the formulae
Pso it doesn't really provide any actual guarantees that macos / linux CLI apps will play nice with each other, we just usually have smarter developers than that
Ai dont find any formulae named koi, if it is cask then rpm-ostree/distrobox i guess
Abrew default formulae repository enforce linux compatibility iirc
RGitHub
Koi - Theme scheduling for the KDE Plasma Desktop. Contribute to baduhai/Koi development by creating an account on GitHub.
Poh it would help if i actually looked at what Koi was lmfao
Athats doesnt look like something that would be in brew lol
Ahttps://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/birkch/Koi/
copr are available just enable it and install through rpm-ostree ig
copr are available just enable it and install through rpm-ostree ig
Pyeah i'm not convinced this'll end up as anything other than an RPM
Plooks like you're stuck with ostree
CBut is there a way to fix this though
Puse Fedora Media Writer
Petcher uses certain software toolkits i argue don't make much sense for the kind of application they ship
Pit's not bad but it's prone to not working.
CI've tried running the app image via the terminal and this error appears AppImages require FUSE to run.
CAnd I've tried that and I get destination drive is not writable
RSo the only hope is for ostree to get faster
Ppretty much, but i think i may have heard through the grapevine that we won't be stuck on ostree forever. i can only see it improving, anyway
Pi think going forward this is probably going to end up being the de-facto modern way to ship a distribution and as such, it will attract people who can do the work necessary to speed things up.
Agood news, my sis is starting to draw the concept for the Bazzite mascot
JHow would I install this on Bazzite? https://github.com/luisbocanegra/kde-material-you-colors?tab=readme-ov-file
GitHub
Automatic color scheme generator from your wallpaper for KDE Plasma powered by Material You - luisbocanegra/kde-material-you-colors
CHow do I install this https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageKit/wiki/FUSE
GitHub
Package desktop applications as AppImages that run on common Linux-based operating systems, such as RHEL, CentOS, openSUSE, SLED, Ubuntu, Fedora, debian and derivatives. Join #AppImage on irc.liber...
ÜThe functionality of appimage is given with Gear Lever, try that
Ayou can download the COPR repository file and put it in the repositories folder, i don't remember where it is but for me it worked
JOkay thank you! I'll try it
Rcopr enable luisbocanegra/kde-material-you-colors
Ahere's the first version
feedback welcome
feedback welcome
Hi think it looks good
Rlooks great!!
JHmm okay so after doing some troubleshooting, my monitors ONLY seem to not sleep right on the GNOME spin if Bazzite. The KDE spin works as intended. At least so far
JThe problem is that I really am not a fan of KDE. Dunno why. Every time I use it, I end up back to GNOME.
