Using sudo commands in Bazzite
Hi there! You must be tired of answering questions like this, but I'm looking for a for a bit of clarification on keeping the reproducibility of Bazzite.
I installed Bazzite on my Intel-based ThinkPad and everything is working great.
I enabled Tailscale functionality running "ujust enable-tailscale" from the terminal. I then installed a specific Flatpak, Trayscale, for GUI control of Tailscale: https://github.com/DeedleFake/trayscale
Trayscale requires that the command "sudo tailscale set --operator=$USER" be run from the command line at least once manually. Is this an okay thing to do to not break Bazzite's reproducibility? Thank you very much.
I installed Bazzite on my Intel-based ThinkPad and everything is working great.
I enabled Tailscale functionality running "ujust enable-tailscale" from the terminal. I then installed a specific Flatpak, Trayscale, for GUI control of Tailscale: https://github.com/DeedleFake/trayscale
Trayscale requires that the command "sudo tailscale set --operator=$USER" be run from the command line at least once manually. Is this an okay thing to do to not break Bazzite's reproducibility? Thank you very much.
GitHub
An unofficial GUI wrapper around the Tailscale CLI client. - DeedleFake/trayscale
Solution
This probably just allows for your user to interact with tailscale without needing sudo. That should in no way break anything in Bazzite. I didn't know there was a gui app for tailscale though, thats very cool
