Building a Void-src template for Brave

[@trashban6186]

This video released at the most perfect time for me. I installed a void-linux virtual machine and was learning how to package my own programs which are currently not in the repositories, so I can switch in my high school semester holidays and this video really helped further solidify my knowledge. I don't normally comment, but I just wanted to tell you how grateful we are for your videos.

[@JakeLinux]

Thanks for taking the time to comment, I appreciate it. I'm glad this was able to help. Thank you for watching.

[@lyca-knight]

Yeah Thank you :) This is something I need to take a closer look at. I switched from Arch a few days ago to Void and finally got everything working.

[@chickenslips]

Hey thanks for the video, super helpful! I'm new to Linux in general, but I was wondering why you chose to go with the rpm release, as opposed to a zip or any of the other options. Follow up question, how would you approach setting the hostmakedepends and such for doing a zip instead?

[@AL-Hanafi1]

Great video Jake . I tried not so long ago to create a template for min browser . this will help a lot ❤

[@JakeLinux]

Thanks, I hope it does help

[@keremk13]

Great video! Are you using any audio filtering plugin on obs? You can remove the white noise with it.

[@JakeLinux]

Thanks, I am not using any filters at the moment, I am working on improving my audio, I know it is a big issue with my content.

[@MeraMadness]

Do you know if I can convert a Systemd service to a Runit one? I've already did it with Open RC but is different, I want to try if I can install Maya Natively without Distrobox, using RPM Extract but the activation service use Systemd

[@JakeLinux]

Yes you can, I have not done it yet but I know you can. I will do some research and see if I can't get you some better information.

[@MeraMadness]

@@JakeLinux thank you so much, I did install Maya with Open RC but I can't with Runit and is the last thing that I need.

[@ThatBK]

Bumping for algo boost. Love your videos.

[@JakeLinux]

Thank you

[@inabyte5720]

Hi Jake, i am using windows and want to also have something as good as void. Is it possible to have a dual boot of void and windows.

[@JakeLinux]

It is, I dual boot void and windows currently, although I never use windows anymore, just have it around for school purposes until my degree is finished.

[@inabyte5720]

@@JakeLinux thank you 😊 do you have a video on dual booting

[@fremenarrakis2616]

Sorry Jake, there's another typo in the "changelog" line of the package file. Thanks for your videos :)

[@JakeLinux]

Thanks for the heads up, I appreciate it.

[@MeraMadness]

so basically I can create a template for Vesktop? I can use the RPM version.

[@MeraMadness]

And I create a template for Vesktop, now I'm going to create one for UnityHub.

[@MeraMadness]

Ok, I can't create it, tomorrow, I'm going to try again.

[@ecu4321]

it's impressive to experience a very fluid desktop/window/mouse refresh in an operating system that i can only experience under OSX, but now on my PC that's especially evident on higher refresh rate. showing here, playing a 1440p youtube video with minimal cpu utilization and minimal drop frames kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmG7l52jo9V6pqM

[@JakeLinux]

Nice and smooth