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Project website pagure.io/fedora-docs-l10n/fedora-asahi-remix
Language English
Language code en
Text direction Left to right
Number of speakers 1,728,900,209
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{variant-name} now includes support for emulating x86 and x86-64 software. For more details, please see xref:x86-support.adoc[Running x86/x86-64 applications on {variant-name}].
{variant-name} now includes support for emulating x86 and x86-64 software. For more details, please see xref:x86-support.adoc[Running x86/x86-64 applications on {variant-name}].
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The “pot/master/pages/x86-support.pot” file was changed. 2 weeks ago
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`sudo chown $\{USER}: /mnt/steam`
`sudo chown $\{USER}: /mnt/steam`
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If you are using a host compositor that supports XWayland video bridging (such as KDE Plasma / KWin), you will be able to screen share / screen capture from the VM, including full host screens and Wayland windows. Make sure the app you are running supports "classic" XComposite window/screen capture. When you initiate screen sharing, you will be able to directly select X11 application windows, or choose the virtual "Xwayland Video Bridge" window. When you do so, KDE will automatically prompt you for the actual window or screen you wish to share.
If you are using a host compositor that supports XWayland video bridging (such as KDE Plasma / KWin), you will be able to screen share / screen capture from the VM, including full host screens and Wayland windows. Make sure the app you are running supports "classic" XComposite window/screen capture. When you initiate screen sharing, you will be able to directly select X11 application windows, or choose the virtual "Xwayland Video Bridge" window. When you do so, KDE will automatically prompt you for the actual window or screen you wish to share.
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Thanks to virtiofs-DAX, shared memory communication (`/dev/shm`) is also available between guest apps and host apps. This is used, for example, by the X11 forwarding code.
Thanks to virtiofs-DAX, shared memory communication (`/dev/shm`) is also available between guest apps and host apps. This is used, for example, by the X11 forwarding code.
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If you need access to a root shell within the VM for debugging purposes, you can run `muvm -tip 3335 +++--+++ bash`. Keep in mind that, despite being "root", you will not be able to modify most system files owned by root, and any files you create will actually be owned by your non-root user identity. A root shell is mainly useful to do things like `strace` other processes or change guest kernel or network configuration settings (but these changes will not persist across a VM restart).
If you need access to a root shell within the VM for debugging purposes, you can run `muvm -tip 3335 +++--+++ bash`. Keep in mind that, despite being "root", you will not be able to modify most system files owned by root, and any files you create will actually be owned by your non-root user identity. A root shell is mainly useful to do things like `strace` other processes or change guest kernel or network configuration settings (but these changes will not persist across a VM restart).
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If you launch the same browser profile in the guest and the host simultaneously, your profile data may become corrupted. If your default browser is not Firefox, and you are using emulated apps that might launch your default browser inadvertently, we strongly recommend closing all browser windows before using muvm or manually configuring separate profiles.
If you launch the same browser profile in the guest and the host simultaneously, your profile data may become corrupted. If your default browser is not Firefox, and you are using emulated apps that might launch your default browser inadvertently, we strongly recommend closing all browser windows before using muvm or manually configuring separate profiles.
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To avoid these problems, muvm configures an environment variable to force Firefox to use a dedicated profile when launched within the VM. This means that applications that launch a browser (such as for login or documentation purposes) will work as intended, but Firefox will launch using a dedicated profile without access to your cookies, history, etc.
To avoid these problems, muvm configures an environment variable to force Firefox to use a dedicated profile when launched within the VM. This means that applications that launch a browser (such as for login or documentation purposes) will work as intended, but Firefox will launch using a dedicated profile without access to your cookies, history, etc.
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Yes, but they will run in X11 mode. However, there is one caveat: *browser instances within the guest cannot communicate with browser instances outside the guest, and it is dangerous to run the same browser profile in both the guest and the host*.
Yes, but they will run in X11 mode. However, there is one caveat: *browser instances within the guest cannot communicate with browser instances outside the guest, and it is dangerous to run the same browser profile in both the guest and the host*.
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