RHi, how can I edit files in rules.d?
CHonestly might be a good pick for developers targeting SteamOS, probably better than Valve's pick of Manjaro
PValves pick only really matters to the point where you end up building your game for Steam Runtime
CYup, but for glibc shenanigans
Mehhhhh not really, the optimized repositories can make it a bit of a headache to develop for steamos with if
CExactly the reason I thought, finding out about some edge cases
Malso they recommend Manjaro since that’s what their devkit service supports hardcoded
CBut I don't really know what I'm talking about, I don't think :clueless:
PEffectively it doesn't matter what distribution because the actual tool chain games are targeting ships with Steam
VHas anyone made a bazzite cosmic image yet?
PThe only big thing of importance is having the tools you actually need to get work done available
Myeah, targeting steamos for games is different than targeting steamos for code development since games are all about the steam runtime
MIs there a prerelease/beta or other way to get Budgie DE on Bazzite before the "soon" ?
CI don't believe there is a way yet
CSoon, to beat that drum again
RY'all I don't have a blacklist.conf file. Is it okay to make one?
H/etc is writable and overrides rules from /usrHyes, however you might have to make a dracut conf file to include the file into initramfs and you will have to enable initramfs regeneration which will slow down updates by a lot
MWhat is this? I found it when I googled Bazzite Budgie (genuinely don't know what it is)
https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/pkgs/container/bazzite-budgie
https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/pkgs/container/bazzite-budgie
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Mah.
RI don't know what any of that means so I'm just gonna take the L
Hthis is why we got documentation
HUniversal Blue
Before doing this, if you just plan to add options to a module, you should consider using a karg instead! Touching the initramfs system and modprobe will slow down your updates so all your updates will take several minutes longer. In most cases what you want to do in modprobe can be done with simple kernel arguments, In this example lets change...
RIs there documentation on disabling Bluetooth?
Bwasn't that also 3 years ago?
CStill their recommendation
Hliterally identical to how you would do it on other systems but if they ask you to edit a file in
if it is using modproble, read the documentation i linked
/usr just copy the file to /etc instead and edit it thereif it is using modproble, read the documentation i linked
Bhonest to God the worst arch-based distro
RThank you, someone was helping me but I lost the post and I'm a boomer so I can't find it
BIt's as if they are ubuntufying arch
Band everything in the aur breaks bc packages are two weeks outta date
Hfor example a lot of guides will ask you to edit systemd files in
systemds documentation even tells you to use
you can also use
/usr/lib/systemd/system but you can copy the file to /etc/systemd/system instead and edit it and it will override the one in /usrsystemds documentation even tells you to use
/etcyou can also use
systemctl edit servicefile.service and it will do the job for youBwait was the bazzite startup video removed?
VNo
Bwhy can't I find it in yafti or just?
RI wish
BI'm starting to like it now honestly
RIt's scary
RIdk who added screams and realistic blood to the intro but not a good touch!
ROh wait sorry I downloaded bazzite-deck-halloween
VYou can rebase to fix that
RThanks Crush, you're lovely and I hope you have a great day
VI know, you don't need to tell me
Hwhat if we want to?
PREVOKED
PNo humility
ZThe option was removed as now is applied each time steam gets launched
VYou can't change fact
PIs that why you're stuck with the webbed toes
