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The only latest Debian deb package is bullseye. The installation script isn't working for me because I'm running Debian Bookworm and there's no deb file targeted for my distribution. Honestly surprised there wasn't any support yet since Bookworm has been out for months now.
There's the appimage sure, but it sounds annoying that I will have to re-open premid every time I open my PC.
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As an alternative until that happens, you have two choices using the appimage or nix-env:
Use ~/.config/autostart
Create something like premid.desktop in that dir
Use the path to the appimage for the Exec line
Create a systemd user service
Create a .service file in ~/.config/systemd/user
Same as autostart, use the appimage path for Exec
Or if you're using a standalone wm/compositor put a path to the appimage in the wm's config.
I currently have the appimage in ~/.local/bin which is added to PATH on login.
Hope this helps until this is resolved by the maintainers.
I decided to use the appimage and used a Flatpak called Shortcut to add it as an application. Then proceeded with GNOME Tweaks -> Startup Applications and added it.
Already did it a week ago but thanks for replying! I appreciate it.
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The only latest Debian deb package is bullseye. The installation script isn't working for me because I'm running Debian Bookworm and there's no deb file targeted for my distribution. Honestly surprised there wasn't any support yet since Bookworm has been out for months now.
There's the appimage sure, but it sounds annoying that I will have to re-open premid every time I open my PC.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: