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10 Sep 2024 | ||
Harvey | e.g when I used zsh + oh-my-zsh I had export EDITOR=/usr/bin/micro added to .zshrc as well as source $ZSH/oh-my-zsh.sh which is what loaded oh-my-zsh. | 08:12:31 |
Harvey | ~/.profile is for bash so it won't help. Not all other shells source ~/.profile | 08:15:12 |
Harvey | * Yes, you can add that to ~/.zshrc | 08:24:04 |
AlphaElwedritsch | Hi Folks switching to unstable repo means: sudo eopkg add-repo unstable sudo eopkg disable-repo shannon sudo eopkg enable-repo unstable sudo eopkg update-repo unstable eopkg upgrade right? | 12:04:30 |
Harvey | Personally I see no point in keeping the shannon repo listed, you can add it back later if you need. So I would just replace the default repo then you only need 1 command. | 12:13:07 |
Harvey | so eopkg lr if you only have 1 repo called Solus then run: sudo eopkg ar Solus https://cdn.getsol.us/repo/unstable/eopkg-index.xml.xz and you are done | 12:13:42 |
Harvey | Please note people on the unstable repo need to check the topic of the packaging channel to make sure it is safe to update. Updating without doing so can result in your install breaking. | 12:14:14 |
AlphaElwedritsch | Thanks, Harvey Will do so.
I know 😉 | 12:18:19 |
AlphaElwedritsch |
therefore... | 12:19:54 |
stigarn | In reply to @harveydevel:matrix.orgFinally it works. The source was already there but I had to add the first line. Thank you pomon as well. | 12:23:45 |
Harvey | Yeah just need to make sure everyone knows the risk, especially since its a public channel and people follow along and run commands for shits and giggles. | 12:23:47 |
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Marko | Hi Solus folks. Where is the right place to ask for package updates? For example the Tuba Mastodon app ist still 0.7.x and recent is the 0.8.x And I would love these natice Gnome app as native app not as Flatpak. | 14:52:25 |
Staudey | https://help.getsol.us/docs/packaging/procedures/request-a-package-update | 14:53:02 |
Marko | In reply to @staudey:matrix.orgThanks, request ist out at Github. 😉 | 15:05:25 |
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alexanderzhirov | Hi guys, everyone! Is it possible for a user to override /etc/locale.conf ? | 13:58:07 |
alexanderzhirov | ~/.config/locale.conf not working | 13:59:47 |
malfisya | You can just edit file in /etc . /etc is for user to edit anyway, unlike /usr which is manager by eopkg . | 14:04:35 |
alexanderzhirov | In reply to @alfisya:matrix.orgBut there is no mechanism for each user? | 14:07:18 |
Staudey | I think the 10-xdg.sh in the bash package would have to be adjusted to account for You could just create your own | 14:38:40 |
Staudey | and/or create an /etc/profile.d/ script that sources $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/locale.conf | 14:40:59 |
alexanderzhirov | Is there any way to allow a user connected via RDP to change settings without entering a password? Is it necessary to add a user to some special group? I log in through a local user, but the standard network settings ask for a password, although this does not happen from this user during local operation. | 15:38:27 |
Reilly Brogan | You'd need to create a polkit policy to allow that user or a group their in to not have to re-authenticate | 19:14:58 |
hunzel | Hello,
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hunzel | If I change the theme to e.g. Flat-Plat I can read everything completely ok. | 19:49:59 |
sheepman | well that's interesting | 19:50:17 |
hunzel | Download image.png | 19:50:22 |
sheepman | so, the TypeError that came up is an eopkg/packagekit bug that we're aware of, it's being worked on | 19:52:04 |