Docs: Add Ubuntu, consistent steps for BPF LSM and note on already open GPU file descriptors#62
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…ed kernel BPF LSM feature
…evoke existing GPU file descriptors It can be further refined but this note at least helps dcument the reality that if gnome already holds the GPU it will not be freed immediately.
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First of all thank you for all the effor on this successor to
supergfxctlwhich I was using before. The direction of this tool seems much better 👏 I think we just have to get it more accessible which I'm trying to achieve by contributing to the docs. It's the points I stumbeled and spent time on so I try to make it easier for the next user. I tried to get a good coverage for all distros but I could only test on Ubuntu 26.04 (Kernel 7, BPF compiled but disabled by default).