I am also using steam on hyprland and having the same issues with menus in steam. I found the following window rules solve the issue. windowrulev2 = stayfocused, title:^()$,class:^(steam)$ windowrulev2 = minsize 1 1, title:^()$,class:^(steam)$
from what i understand mount mounts it everytime you reboot is it is enabled while automount mounts on request kinda like socket triggered services, which are services that run when socket is hit
mount will mount every time on system boot, but what about the server rebooting? It tried 3 times and just exits citing a failure in the system journal. Whereas autommount will call the mount each time there's a call to index/read the mount point
@@10leej that was more general observation because it was unclear at least to me that mount is all you need of you just qant mount at boot time aka same as fstab
awesome stuff bro!
cool stuff
Great video!! i have something similar on a Raspi4. But why not use the fstab method instead?
Because doing like this is universal across systemd distros. Upto and including the likes of NixOS and Fedoras Atomic Desktops.
I am also using steam on hyprland and having the same issues with menus in steam. I found the following window rules solve the issue.
windowrulev2 = stayfocused, title:^()$,class:^(steam)$
windowrulev2 = minsize 1 1, title:^()$,class:^(steam)$
I actually had to rerecord the video about 6 times because hyprland kept crashing or the portal kept crashing on me.
I need that bird ASCII animation where do I get it ?
Curl parrot.live
but why you use fedora instead of debian??
Intel Arc gpu, debian with the backports kernel doesn;t seem to be stable
need for speed?
from what i understand mount mounts it everytime you reboot is it is enabled while automount mounts on request kinda like socket triggered services, which are services that run when socket is hit
mount will mount every time on system boot, but what about the server rebooting? It tried 3 times and just exits citing a failure in the system journal. Whereas autommount will call the mount each time there's a call to index/read the mount point
@@10leej that was more general observation because it was unclear at least to me that mount is all you need of you just qant mount at boot time aka same as fstab