How to install Fedora on a Pixelbook with reasonable results
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Update wireplumber configuration for version 0.5.5 used in Fedora 41 and fix pixelbook-acpi script to work when multiple users are logged in simultaneously #74
Used this repo to setup a Pixelbook with Fedora 41 but found out rather quickly that the pipewire configuration files included in the pixelbook-wireplumber package needed to be migrated to the new configuration format. I've now done so and have tested the new configuration out on my machine to make sure it works.
I also noticed that the pixelbook-acpi script didn't play well when multiple users were logged in, and so changed the filename to be unique for each logged-in user to avoid permissions issues.
I've updated the pixelbook-wireplumber.spec file to point to the updated 50-alsa-config.conf file and changed the directory to which it is installed, but I don't have any real experience writing .spec files and haven't compiled an RPM package before myself so let me know if anything dire is going on that needs fixing on that front as I'm not sure how to test it out on my end.
Used this repo to setup a Pixelbook with Fedora 41 but found out rather quickly that the pipewire configuration files included in the pixelbook-wireplumber package needed to be migrated to the new configuration format. I've now done so and have tested the new configuration out on my machine to make sure it works.
I also noticed that the pixelbook-acpi script didn't play well when multiple users were logged in, and so changed the filename to be unique for each logged-in user to avoid permissions issues.
I've updated the pixelbook-wireplumber.spec file to point to the updated 50-alsa-config.conf file and changed the directory to which it is installed, but I don't have any real experience writing .spec files and haven't compiled an RPM package before myself so let me know if anything dire is going on that needs fixing on that front as I'm not sure how to test it out on my end.