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You can try using Gamescope with your Wayland session, just need to launch your game with gamescope... -
malonn replied to the thread Dying Light mouse not responding.Yeah. During my troubleshooting net travels I found some people who say that they had success with Gamescope, but I don't have a lot of...
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malonn replied to the thread Dying Light mouse not responding.Okay. It looks like this is a KWin-Wayland bug, as it widely happens on Plasma 6. The solution for me was to log on with X11—mouse...
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I am having trouble getting any mouse motion response from Dying Light. I have tried the native version and with Glorious Eggroll...
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Works here. Trying the command in the current directory using the dot. Note the added "echo $item" in the command. If it works in this... -
malonn replied to the thread For loop in bash script will not walk directories recursively.I have one more question that I am not able to answer. When usingfind ~ -print0find traverses the /home/ directory (as I thought it...
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Post #2 using the ls command was really about proof of concept, that is, to show that the for loop needed a list, and ls was one way of...
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malonn replied to the thread For loop in bash script will not walk directories recursively.Alright. A search turned up an alternative way to recursively walk a directory find ~ -print0 | while IFS= read -r -d '' item; do ...
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The dot refers to the current working directory. The dot pair refers to the parent directory of the current working directory. One can...
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In your code "for item in /home/", the item "/home/*", is not a list provided to the for loop to read. Try running that in a terminal...
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malonn replied to the thread For loop in bash script will not walk directories recursively.Ohhh, I see now! The GLOB * only returns all items within /home. The code you provided will use ls to recursively walk directories and...
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malonn replied to the thread For loop in bash script will not walk directories recursively.Thanks for the reply @osprey, but I am not so sure you answered my question. I'm still confused. If you read my OP, I have a for loop...
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malonn posted the thread For loop in bash script will not walk directories recursively in Command Line.The following bash scripts will not do what (I thought) they are supposed to do: #!/bin/bash for item in ~/*; do echo $item done...