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Oh, well it depends where you have mounted your drives on.
you can do that in your file browser, your partition manager or via console with lsblk.
Gnome Disks:
File Browser:
Console:
and add them in the file access list under “Other files”.
(I have installed steam directly so OBS had to act as a stand in)
restart Steam so that those new permissions can be applied.
Flatseal is a gui for the rights management of flatpaks you can change there what access a given application has e.g. filesystem access to directories.
Hey thanks for the apology. I appreciate it.
Global filesystem=host it is then
HP is so bad with drivers -.-
slaps flatseal at steam this bad boi can access so many directories (which when they are in /media or /mnt or /run are detected as disks)
I prefer boredom to assholes that exploit emotions.
they should have been a bit more respectful to the C maintainers and devs, as they were the newcomers.
Sure he allows rust now in the kernel.org but I thought you were referring to the drama around Hector Martin.
yeah fuck those entitled Rust Developers.
I simply wanted to add context…
The glibc incident though was self inflicted. The Devs relied on undocumented behaviour in the ABI (application binary interface) which then got fixed/changed after more than a decade by the Devs of said Library.
It was akin to relying on a videogame glitch to do something that shouldn’t have been possible and then be offended that it got patched.
Triangles are just broken Hexagons. When given the opportunity they will form back into the best shape, the Hexagon which is the Bestagon.
You know what, I have enough of this as this leads to nothing but wasted time.
Have fun with your apparent victory in this pointless debate since we are both not on the same page.
Lol a completely different thing, but I spotted you bad faith hours ago.
How is it a completely different thing? That’s literally your entire post (with some superiority complex strewn in)
But yeah sure, you spotted my bad faith hours ago, when I wasn’t even arguing in bad faith to begin with.
But as you said
My morality and logic is just different.
It sure is.
And yet you still haven’t said why the app or the “infrastructure” is more important the server or the actual infrastructure which would enable all the required features a fediverse application would need.
Kinda, as you only evaluated the app repo and felt vindicated as there were commits made recently to it.
I just want to understand what you consider infrastructure in the software context, and why you consider the app more important than the backend.
Presto was nice. But I guess being quite strict about standards was just too much to handle for the chrome fanboy developers.