Adding udev rules, or…
So I have a laptop that has a partially broken keyboard. I would normally disable it by adding a udev rule. Basically, run a libinput command to find the device event number, plug it into a .rules file, and copy that to /etc/udev/rules.d/
What would the blendOS equivalent be? Or am I wrong in assuming /etc is read only? Is there a way to add it into the system.yaml?
(Sorry if this has been answered before, I swear I know how search works!)
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/etc is writable. So you can add that rule. You can search on the Arch Wiki page how to add udev rules. I thought the Wiki can be helpful since BlendOS is Arch-based.
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/etc is writable. So you can add that rule. You can search on the Arch Wiki page how to add udev rules. I thought the Wiki can be helpful since BlendOS is Arch-based.
If you need more info on how BlendOS handles immutability, here's a guide:
https://blendos.co/reference/nerdy-stuff/immutability/
Immutability - blendOS
How blendOS's immutability works
@The Owlbear(🦉🐻)
Thank you! That explains everything, and I should've RTFM a little better lol