Here’s the script I use to start and stop Waydroid:
#!/bin/bash
PID=$(pgrep "weston")
if [ "$?" -eq "0" ]; then
waydroid session stop
kill $PID
exit
fi
weston --width=1920 --height=1080 --socket=wayland-1 &>/dev/null &
sleep 2
WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-1 XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland waydroid show-full-ui
Change the resolution to whatever you need it to be. Run it once to start, again to stop. It just lives on my desktop.
I have waydroid working great in the latest Mint. You need Weston so Waydroid has a Wayland to connect to.
e: or use the experimental Wayland in 21.3 but it’s not ready for daily driving
Are you trying to tell me creality is the only one who would ever embed a library in an appimage? Isn’t that supposed to be half the point, that it comes with what it needs?
While you’re not wrong, the problem I was referencing is an outdated library embedded in the image. It makes the whole app crash and it could happen to any app.
I think you’re both on something either really good or really bad. I added to the sentiment about appimages and you’re both too busy sniffng your own farts too actually read the very short thing I wrote. You’d rather create a narrative in your own head about what a big meanie I am. So be in it then.
In conclusion, screw both of you, you’re blocked. I have only marginally more patience for stupid than Linus does and you’re both well past that. Have a nice day.
Uhh ok pal, sure thing.
Try getting Creality Print to run without manually updating components of the appimage. I’ll wait.
The way it was explained to me once is that the asic in the gpu makes assumptions that are baked in to the chip. It made sense because they can’t reasonably “hardcode” for every possible variation of input the chip will get.
The great thing though is if you’re transcoding you can use the gpu to do the decoding part which will work fine and free up more cpu for the encoding half.
Single click is for web page links, not my computer.
The hero we need."; DROP TABLE “users”;
tl;dr:
ArchBang
Tiny Core Linux
Absolute Linux
Porteus
Puppy Linux
SliTaz
antiX Linux
Bodhi Linux
Linux Lite
Rescue disk 🤣 It’s hard enough to find a drive much less a disk.
Next time keep your old kernel around a while, you can always boot it to fix a goof instead of messing around with rescue images.
I use Mint 21. Checkmate.
If you have enough ram you could make /var/tmp a ramdisk, every reboot will clear it then.