tips-and-tricks: Add user-level Firefox hiding
- Supplements the existing system-wide method.
- Fixes compatibility with rofi (on Sway), which was not respecting
overrides located in `/usr/local/share/applications`.
Co-authored-by: Nick White <git@njw.name>
Reviewed-on: #17
Reviewed-by: Hristo Marinov <hricky@noreply.forge.fedoraproject.org>
Co-authored-by: Nick White <njwhite@noreply.forge.fedoraproject.org>
Co-committed-by: Nick White <njwhite@noreply.forge.fedoraproject.org>
- Link to the RPM Fusion instructions in tips & tricks from the updates
page in the major updates section.
- split the RPM Fusion instruction in two sections to make it clear
which parts is needed for what.
Add instructions to hide the default browser installed in the image from
the menues in the interface.
This is better than using `rpm-ostree override remove` as it does not
mutate the image and keeps updates fast.
I've (anecdotally) seen a number of folks complaining about using RPM
Fusion with Silverblue and the challenges that come with that.
Let's just admit the obvious and give users the straight-forward way
of enabling the repos.
Align the style for the entire documentation to prefer one sentence per
line. This has the following advantages:
- Asciidoc properly combines lines of text into a single paragraph
- This keeps the Git diff readable and minimal while keeping line
lengths reasonable
- Some Asciidoc functionnality does not interact well with hard wrapped
lines
As pointed out by @travier the functionality of $HOSTNAME as it relates
to toolbox may be changing, so it's safest to use /run/.toolboxenv.
Functionally the result is identical from the first proposed commit.
This commit expands on the `istoolbx` alias by showing how it can be used to update the prompt so that no extra commands are necessary to hint to the user that they are in a toolbox and in which toolbox they currently reside.
