Hasn’t been updated in a while, but still valid:
Hasn’t been updated in a while, but still valid:
Btrfs has it’s own build-in raid. From what I understand you should mount the filesystem with -o degraded and then use btrfs replace to switch to the new drive. I’ve never had to do that myself yet though.
The original didn’t have the where clause.
Bash sucks. At best, only use it to pipe commands into each other in the terminal (Or change your shell to something else). For scripting, use Python or something.
Btw, Powershell runs on Linux if you want that
Ubuntu switched back to GNOME as default six years ago
KDE connect can do that if they are on the same network
They have been working on the local translation stuff since 2019, long before they started talking about AI recently
GNOME Web technically, based on WebKit. Idk if anyone uses that though.
Mastodon users can post to Lemmy communities by mentioning the Community ( !KDE@lemmy.kde.social in this case). That allows Lemmy users to comment on it.
Browsers are huge these days. Firefox is well over 20 million lines of code.
The Linux kernel is 26 million source lines of code without comments and empty lines
It’s just been merged to master for NixOS. Next stable would be 24.05
https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/286522
https://nixpk.gs/pr-tracker.html?pr=286522
I just alias rm to trash and if I really want to remove something I just escape the alias: \rm
Firefox doesn’t use the KDE file picker by default. You can set widget.use-xdg-desktop-portal.file-picker
to 1 to use the desktop environment’s native picker.
It is. RTX 20 series and up use GSP which nouveau/NVK needs for reclocking on modern cards
You can globally share compile artifacts by setting a global target directory in the global Cargo config.
In $HOME/.cargo/config.toml:
[build]
target-dir = "/path/to/dir"
The only problems I had when I did it where some cargo plugins and some dependencies with build.rs files that expected the target folder in it’s usual location.
Many work fine, see if yours is listed here
There is also Polonium, aiming to be a successor to Bismuth using kwin’s native tiling. Haven’t used either though.
Red Star OS, a little too much spyware.
Btrfs also has transparent filesystem compression
One of the few surviving nitter instances