u/MasterDokuro

Rather stupidly, for years now I've built ffmpeg using --enable-libfdk_aac and I've just now released I'd a typo in my command and that it should be --enable-libfdk-aac (- vrs _). I guess all those years ago when I started building ffmpeg that when I query the encoder / decoder using ffmpeg -h decoder=libfdk_aac, I just rolled that into my build script.

Now that I have realised my mistake and for my own curiosity I'm trying to figure out if these are actually different or not. I'm kinda hoping that --enable-libfdk_aac is just an alias for --enable-libfdk-aac.

Anyhow, would anyone happen to know or are these different version of the Fraunhofer FDK AAC codec library? Thanks.

Hoping someone can help me with this. As we all know some applications don't play well with libadwaita, especially when switching between light & dark mode. However, I've noticed the same applications on CachyOS does switch to dark but does not on Fedora. Let me get into the detail ...

Steps to reproduce:

1. Setup a clean VM of CachyOS and Fedora 44 and do a package upgrade on both. This gets us to GNOME 50.2 on both OSs.

2. install two applications soundconverter & gnome-subtitles

3. now open both applications and switch between light & dark

Results:

On CachyOS the application switch between light & dark but they don't on Fedora and remain on light.

Additional details:

Using dconf-editor I've gone and looked through org.gnome.desktop.interface and they are identical between both OSs. I also installed gnome-tweaks to check what CachyOS has set for the Legacy Applications and its set to Adwaita (default), same as Fedora. I've looked through local themes as well as /usr/share/themes, disabled all extensions to check is CachyOS was installing something but its made no difference.

Request:

Anyone know how CachyOS is doing this ? I know I can install something like adw-gtk3-theme and set the legacy theme but that effects other applications like libreoffice and ideally I don't want to do that.

Thanks in advance.

I'm trying to figure out if its possible to set the width for the size like we can for percentage ?

Here is what I'm trying to accomplish so lets take the following ...

https://preview.redd.it/ozscxj4gk93h1.png?width=460&format=png&auto=webp&s=e198e69fe479c3531ef0a8d389885bf90239a15c

I have set the format for the the disk type to be "format": "( {3} ) {13} ( {1} )" and also set "percent" "width": 4 which aligns the % nicely, even for the 3.7% drive. However, the disk sizes are not and I'd like to do the same having it all right aligned using 5 characters (xxx.yy GiB/TiB).

However, looking at the schema "width" is not available for "size" and I've not found a way to accomplish this. I could just pad the format by adding spaces to drives but that's messy and would like a better way if possible.

Anyone any ideas ? Thanks.

I upgraded to kernel 7.0.7 this morning and after reboot bluetooth would not work. I've a gigabyte Z890 EAGLE WIFI7 motherboard. Tried multiple reboots and also draining motherboard capacitors but alas bluetooth would not turn on.

Looking in the startup logs I see this ...

May 15 07:42:49 dokuro kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: Failed to send wmt func ctrl (-22)
May 15 07:42:49 dokuro kernel: Bluetooth: hci0: HCI Enhanced Setup Synchronous Connection command is advertised, but not supported.

... and booting into the previous 7.0.6 kernel returned bluetooth to a working state.

Posting here in case anyone else runs into this.

EDIT: Thanks to u/turbo-omena reporting that 7.0.8 with bluetooth fix is already in koji: https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/buildinfo?buildID=2997108