Distributors entering Flatpakland
Distributors entering Flatpakland
Posted Jul 11, 2022 10:36 UTC (Mon) by ldearquer (guest, #137451)In reply to: Distributors entering Flatpakland by Wol
Parent article: Distributors entering Flatpakland
Some software is way too big for doing casual modifications. Such is the case of LO -you will spend hours only to figure out where stuff is located (some documentation is provided for this though)
However many other packages are more manageable. My wacom was triggering a zoom event by accident on some drawing program, which was pretty annoying, and there was no config option to disable this behavior. But it was on a debian based distro, so getting the sources, searching "wheel", commenting out the wheel event and rebuilding the package was quite straight forward.
However many other packages are more manageable. My wacom was triggering a zoom event by accident on some drawing program, which was pretty annoying, and there was no config option to disable this behavior. But it was on a debian based distro, so getting the sources, searching "wheel", commenting out the wheel event and rebuilding the package was quite straight forward.
