I did a workaround by editing a script I found and don’t understand using xprop, xwininfo, and xdotool. I probably should have mentioned that I’m using X, most of this stuff doesn’t work on Wayland. Here’s my script so far:

#!/bin/bash

# The script is looking for a window with a given WM_CLASS property. The window
# will be attached to the root node (R in the graph below), the root note is
# what you get from 'xprop -root'. There are two different types of windows with
# the same WM_CLASS (Q and W) but their tree structures are different. However,
# the tree structure of the two windows are different as seen in the graph
# below.
#
#     R
#    / \
#   A   Y
#  /\    \
# B  C    X
#     \    \
#      Q    W
#
# To run the script 'xprop' and 'xwininfo' must be installed.
#
# NOTE: This script will not work if a window is not brought to top when it is
# created.

class_name=TeamViewer

# regex for extracting hex id's
grep_id='0[xX][a-zA-Z0-9]\{7\}'

function grep_parent_id {
    local result="`xwininfo -tree -id $1 | grep 'Parent window id:' | grep -o $grep_id`"
    echo "$result"
}

# for every change in the root window's _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW property, which
# is supposed to hold the currently active window (I believe this depends on the WM)
# note that the _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW event will be triggered if a window that is already
# open is brought to top.
xprop -spy -root _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW | grep --line-buffered -o $grep_id |
while read -r id; do
    class="`xprop -id $id WM_CLASS | grep $class_name`"
    if [ -n "$class" ]; then
        parent_id=$(grep_parent_id $id)
        grand_parent_id=$(grep_parent_id $parent_id)
        
        grand_parent_tree="`xwininfo -id $grand_parent_id -tree`"
        
        # If the the grand_parent has two children we have found window Q
        tree_check="`grep -o '2 children:' <<< $grand_parent_tree`"
        if [ -z "$tree_check" ]; then
	    if xprop -id "$id" | grep -q 'WM_NAME(STRING) = "TeamViewer Authentication"'; then
	            echo "Found window (W), it has ID: $id"
		    echo "key Tab
		    key space
		    key shift+Tab
		    key shift+Tab
		    key Down
		    key Tab
		    type {my-username}
		    key Tab" | xdotool -
		    # wait for the window to be closed
		    xprop -spy -id $id > /dev/null 2>&1
            fi
        fi
    fi
done

It spits out errors after the window closes because I think it’s trying to get windows properties from the now closed window, but it gets the job done!

I’m doing my part!

That was the thing that drew me toward KDE, super configurable. It seems like gnome tries to hide advanced stuff for users or just not offer it. That and it’s beautiful and full-featured.

My favorite is called “event calendar” so you might not find it if you are searching for clock. It hasn’t been ported to kde6 yet.

The way I explain it is that it’s virtual desktops that you can start and stop at will and run scripts when doing that as well as switching to and from activities. It also has different shortcuts like this other guy said

I upgraded to bleeding edge proton in steam for this issue, works great. Upgrading is very easy.

I don’t know about Daisy chaining them, but I found that the limit for usb3 is 16 devices. I was using 2 hubs and the integrated ports at the time.

Support forums kind of suck all over. I’d imagine the systemd free distros are more elitest than the norm. Also jeeze, just meming on the internet, no need to “Those people” me sheesh.

“Simple criteria.” Dude, you live in the north pole and have enough kids to field a MOBA team, you need Santa to make you clown car.

I’d say Linux not running League is a feature 🙂 come play StarCraft and micro more than one unit 😁

Skill issue

I love my steelseries arctis. Works great in Linux, no weird software required.

If you use an rss reader, there’s a feed of replies you can subscribe to. Extremely convenient!

Do you only eat food that has been untouched by machines now?

I heard every 100 cpu cycles it displays an ad.

Why do they call it 365 when it doesn’t work for 5 days every year?

There’s a reason RMS hates the term “open source”. Open source is a cheaper imitation of Free software.

Prove it.

Tl;Dr it’s only targeting windows.

Microsoft doesn’t know what good software looks like but it sure knows what anticompetitiveness looks like.