AsciiWolf

It is Flatpak, not Flatpack. And there is already a ticket for this, as mentioned in the previous comment.

It is a link, see the bottom of the file. The currently used "IRC kanál" name does not match the link name (and I would prefer to not change link...

@refi64 Any update regarding your implementation? It is still not possible to use [SDRs](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software-defined_radio) and other specific hardware with Flatpak apps because such devices almost always require custom udev rules...

Another things that in many cases need custom udev rules are VR headsets.

It is not always possible to ship these rules upstream. For example, the RTL based SDRs also work as DVB-T cards and some people use them this way. But after...

[This](https://git.osmocom.org/rtl-sdr/tree/rtl-sdr.rules) is how the RTL-SDR rules do look like. I always thought that they also blacklisted the original kernel modules and did other things needed to make the RTL2832 devices...

Regarding the VR headsets, various game controllers and other hardware devices that are [shipped with Steam](https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/all/steam-devices/filelist). @smcv Are there any plans to upstream (some of) these rules (into the systemd)?

Fixed by 5e2d3ee5d572dc5baee21c0fd1e434fb4cb0f127.

System-wide installation is the default option for now.

By the way, as I mentioned under another PR, I probably won't be merging this PR at the moment. There is already too many distros in the list (see https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak.github.io/issues/471)...