Using sudo commands in Bazzite
Hi there! You must be tired of answering questions like this, but I'm looking for a for a bit of clarification on keeping the reproducibility of Bazzite.
I installed Bazzite on my Intel-based ThinkPad and everything is working great.
I enabled Tailscale functionality running "ujust enable-tailscale" from the terminal. I then installed a specific Flatpak, Trayscale, for GUI control of Tailscale: https://github.com/DeedleFake/trayscale
Trayscale requires that the command "sudo tailscale set --operator=$USER" be run from the command line at least once manually. Is this an okay thing to do to not break Bazzite's reproducibility? Thank you very much.
GitHub
GitHub - DeedleFake/trayscale: An unofficial GUI wrapper around the...
An unofficial GUI wrapper around the Tailscale CLI client. - DeedleFake/trayscale
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This probably just allows for your user to interact with tailscale without needing sudo. That should in no way break anything in Bazzite. I didn't know there was a gui app for tailscale though, thats very cool
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This probably just allows for your user to interact with tailscale without needing sudo. That should in no way break anything in Bazzite. I didn't know there was a gui app for tailscale though, thats very cool
Thank you very much for your answer. I've been afraid to do anything with administrative rights that's not in the Bazzite documentation.