I mean, only if you want to. Trust me, there is no Linux question you can pose that is dumber than the shit I get at work. |
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Either nobody is reading this zone or nobody has questions. Good talk, everyone. |
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I’m a Debian developer so I run Debian. I also hate myself, so that’s part of the motivation. At this point I’d recommend Arch to people who want to game on Linux because it’s what the Steam Deck is based on, otherwise Mint/ElementaryOS for everyone else.
It’s been a long time since I’ve looked at Chromebook stuff. I generally try to avoid buying anything that poz’d by Google surveillance, so I’ve never needed it. |
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No, I use BASH where I can, (t)csh where I have to, and ksh when I must.
As a concept? Overused. |
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. I’d probably boot from a live CD/USB, mount my current installation somewhere in the live environment, figure out what library I’m missing, put it into place in the installed system using the live system, chroot into the mounted install, smoketest it, finish your upgrade, and reboot. |
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Because you touch yourself at night. For real though, where are you using sticky bits? The most common place they’re used is for set-UID and set-GID executables. ❧ Edited by MasterOfMagic at 2023-04-02 21:08:332023-04-02 21:08 |
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Not using tmux
I wouldn’t say that I’m specifically experienced with hacking on them other than to say that Steam OS is pretty much shiny Arch. That said, game mode startup on Steam is wonky and not really standard from what I can see. The leading suggestion for something like this would be to write a shell script that calls xrandr to add your custom mode and test it in Desktop Mode. If it works there, create a user systemd service unit and set it to run at login. That should work across both Desktop and Game modes. Reddit talks about it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/uu3qm6/run_script_at_gaming_mode_startup/ |
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