[Enhancement] Add Intel IPU6 Webcam Automation Support

[cirqueira-labs]

Summary Request to include automated installation and configuration scripts for Intel IPU6 webcams in LinuxToys, addressing the persistent compatibility and stability issues that affect many users. Problem Description Intel IPU6 webcams are notoriously problematic on Linux systems, with users experiencing:

Inconsistent installation methods: Sometimes available via AUR, other times requiring kernel DKMS modules System instability: Frequent system breakage during installation or updates PipeWire conflicts: Integration issues with PipeWire audio system, particularly on GNOME No standardized solution: Lack of reliable, automated setup process

These issues significantly impact user experience and system stability, making IPU6 webcams one of the most challenging hardware components to properly configure on Linux. Proposed Enhancement @psygreg Include in LinuxToys:

Automated detection script for Intel IPU6 hardware Smart installation automation that:

Determines the best installation method (AUR vs DKMS) Handles dependencies automatically Configures PipeWire integration properly

System health checks before and after installation Rollback mechanisms in case of installation failures GNOME-specific optimizations for PipeWire compatibility

Expected Benefits

Simplified IPU6 setup process for end users Reduced system breakage incidents Better PipeWire integration and stability Standardized approach across different distributions Enhanced overall LinuxToys hardware compatibility coverage

Technical Considerations The automation should handle:

Kernel version compatibility checks PipeWire service management Proper module loading sequences Configuration file management System service interactions

Additional Context This enhancement would significantly improve the Linux desktop experience for users with Intel IPU6 webcams, addressing one of the most persistent hardware compatibility challenges in the ecosystem.

Environment: Various Linux distributions, particularly affecting GNOME users with PipeWire Hardware: Intel IPU6-based webcams (common in modern laptops) Impact: High - affects many users with modern Intel-based systems