i dont think they use the rog kernel though, but im actually not sure. i know it comes with ROG too
i dont think they use the rog kernel though, but im actually not sure. i know it comes with ROG tools
Jthat's too bad. but now this is moving to support rather than dev. so i'll ask one more devish question. where is the current kernel's .config in the fs?
JI'd rather not be on the rog kernel myself though. i just want the tools since they need to be in the system layer
Tthis is bluefin right?
Jyes
Tjust rebase to the
:latestasus imageTi dont know where the kernel config is, i just write the user guides lol
Jbut i still want userspace tools
Tlayer them
MStrongly considering changing surface and Asus images to be using fsync kernel and just add their additional packages
Jdid folks decide to stop buidling with /proc/config ?
JI think one of the asus tools is a gui tho?
Jyes it is
MYes. Basically. The Asus and surface images will be a FROM latest/stable
Tmake it a
ujustor someone can
JI was waiting to see how sysext worked otu before being concerned about that part. I just wanna check to see if this particular kernel option is in the current kernel
Tgrabs asusctl and whatever the other one is
Jthere's atleast supergfxctl and rog-control-center (the gui)
Toh
Tidk anything asus stuff except the ally
Jthe cli tool is tiny
MYou check to see if it's in /boot or /usr/lib/modules/nameofkernel
Jit's the gui that's annoying
MBigger one is the Asus firmware
Jwell rog-control-center could at leat theoretically be flatpakkable right?
MNo idea. But wouldn't be surprised if it could be
Jah it was in /usr/lib/modules/mykernel . apparently this wasn't the actual problem. it suggested that
CONFIG_JOYSTICK_XPAD_LEDS=y was necessary to solve my problem, but that's not it :(
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Rbumping these old PRs for review 
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/pull/297
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/pull/313
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/pull/297
https://github.com/ublue-os/config/pull/313
R(minor TPM command improvements)
GGitHub
This PR contains the following changes:
Add pytest-based unit tests
Add Github Actions CI for unit tests
Closes #72
Add pytest-based unit tests
Add Github Actions CI for unit tests
Closes #72
Gnext up is integration tests to better test those pesky
subprocess callsGwhoops, realized my system hasn't been updated since the 3rd
Gmight need to add a fix for topgrade user prompts
Gyes | topgrade --config /usr/share/ublue-update/topgrade-system.toml might work
H@johnny bazzite is all fsync kernel for reference to both of you
Jyoure welcome!!
MHi, how can I install .rpm packages on bazzite? not working, saying "no such file or directory"; dnf install sends error on the end without description of error :/
Nrpm tooling does not working on OSTree based systems. What package are you attempting to install?
Mvs code. If i downloading it from Discover, it's not working properly with my PATH variable, so i decided to download .rpm from official vs code site
NYou will want to place a repo file into yum.repos.d containing this: https://github.com/noelmiller/isengard/blob/main/system_files/etc/yum.repos.d/vscode.repo
Mi used to try install rpm because i know that bazzite based on fedora, so i thought that that will work, but not expected that i will stuck on this
Krpm-ostree install file.rpmNand use
rpm-ostree install codeKor, add the repo and
rpm-ostree install packageKor, use distrobox (always preferred)
Mthanks guys
Nno worries! it can be a bit goofy to get used to an OStree system when you are used to doing things a certain way.
NThis is always a great option as well!
