<m3thos>
hello y'all. happy user from m1pro 16", with loads of devices connected: mike, dac-amp, usbhub, 21:9 aspect ratio second monitor
<m3thos>
only weird part is I can't easily discover and connect to bluetooth devices, but my bluetooth mouse is (magically?) working even if it doesn't show up on the list
<tobhe[m]>
oh hello again m3thos 🙂 I wonder if this is a gnome or a bluetooth bug. does bluetoothctl show the device?
<m3thos>
tbh this problem also existed in vanilla asahi-linux (fedora) back in dec/jan (last time I was using it). I think it has to do with something macs do about bluetooth pairing.. somehow the blogposts mention nvram and firmware
<tobhe[m]>
oh interesting. so maybe it is still paired from macos and the state persists?
<tobhe[m]>
i only have bluetooth headphones and those work
<tobhe[m]>
not yet out of the box but we could package everything up nicely
<tobhe[m]>
mesa and kernel should already be there
<tobhe[m]>
popey: one thing I've been wondering is if you could bundle the whole thing in a steam snap
<popey[m]>
@th:stusta.de time for a steam-asahi snap ;)
<tobhe[m]>
that's what I was thinking. I hear there's a small hackathon at the summit, maybe I'll have a go at that
<m3thos>
for me, the ability to run X11 or Wayland applications w/ audio & video that are amd64 would be amazing, right now I'm discovering a lot of communication apps are missing linux arm64 packaging:
<m3thos>
- discord, zoom, slack are the 3 that hit me
<tobhe[m]>
some of those work in the browser. what's crazy is that they would probably be trivial to port since they are using electron
<m3thos>
indeed, that's how I'm using them, but very clunky because of tabs and windows of browser everywhere, hard to pin them to a specific virtual desktop or location
<tobhe[m]>
it might even be possible to build your own app by unpacking them and repacking them in a arm64 electron build