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WalrusByte, in One of these 6 will become Plasma 6. Wallpaper Which one do you prefer?
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Middle right and bottom right are my favorites

01189998819991197253, in One of these 6 will become Plasma 6. Wallpaper Which one do you prefer?
@01189998819991197253@infosec.pub avatar

In order, starting with most favorite: bottom right, middle right, middle left, top left.

Not a fan of the top right and bottom left.

canadaduane, in Very low resources but reliable Wayland Desktop?
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Keep an eye on Pop COSMIC. It isn’t ready yet, but I’d give it 4 months and I think it would be a great match for something like rpi.

Pantherina,

Right, pure Rust must be fast af. And it doesnt look as shitty as the rpi desktop

conorab, in Reminder to clear your ~/.cache folder every now and then

Doesn’t Steam store the game library there?

CheesyFox,

it stores it in ~/.steam

conorab,

Ah I was getting it confused. At one point Steam stored everything in ~/.local/share/steam and symlinked ~/.steam to it. Doesn’t appear to be the case on Ubuntu 22.04, though I used to use Debian and grab the .deb from Valve’s website. My bad! :)

Zangoose,
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No, .cache is similar to a temporary directory (or at least in theory) where important data isn’t supposed to be stored there, instead only temporary files that might speed things up (e.g. images in a browser or thumbnails in a file manager). In this case it looks like all of my AUR packages had their source files cached, which added up over the ~1.75 years that I’ve been running this distro

conorab,

Yep my bad! I mis-remembered .local/share/steam as . cache/share/steam. :)

ryannathans, in Reminder to clear your ~/.cache folder every now and then

I did this and now my games have no icons in lutris, some of my gnome settings got reset and my proton email bridge stopped working

stepanzak,

Cannot this be caused by deleting the folder and not just everything inside?

ryannathans,

The contents were deleted

glibg10b,

It’s likely. mkdir fails to create a subdirectory such as ~/.cache/mozilla/ if ~/.cache/ doesn’t exist, unless -p is explicitly passed to mkdir

Of course, not everything is a shell script, but I imagine the directory creation functions in many languages work similarly

MangoPenguin,
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For some reason devs can’t wrap their head around cache being temporary.

Iapar,

You shouldn’t have done that Dave.

lloram239,

Time to write some bug reports. ~/.cache is supposed to be disposable.

sebsch,

So the apps are broken. Cache is meant to be deleted at any time

redd,
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not necessarily during runtime

30p87,

But a restart of an app should fix it.

raptir, in Switching from Linux Mint to OpenSuSE Tumbleweed very soon. Any advice?

Don’t be afraid to customize your install with YaST. You can add/remove packages before you do the installation.

You’ll need packman if you need restricted codecs for video.

Update with zypper dup as a general rule.

Thrickles, (edited )

If you do enable the packman repo, expect intermittent dependency conflicts when running zypper dup. When it happens, wait a day or so for repos to update.

Edit: spelling

k_rol,

Yep I did learn to do the same thing. Too bad they don’t explain that when installing Thumbleweed.

Joker, in Switching from Linux Mint to OpenSuSE Tumbleweed very soon. Any advice?

Just try it out and see how you like it. It’s been around as long as it has for a reason. And if you don’t like it, there are other fast moving distros. Fedora and Arch/Endeavour have similar packages.

Clasm, in Switching from Linux Mint to OpenSuSE Tumbleweed very soon. Any advice?

I made the same switch earlier this year. The only real issues I can recall were learning to update flatpak manually because it holds up the other updates if I don’t do that through the Konsole first.

Granted, that might just be my system, but I generally have had far fewer issues with Tumbleweed than I’ve ever had with Mint.

Oh, and my art tablet gets tagged as a game controller for some reason, but it works for what I need it for so I haven’t bothered to fix it.

ProgrammingSocks, (edited ) in One of these 6 will become Plasma 6. Wallpaper Which one do you prefer?

Default? Top left. It should be visually appealing to most people, and it would honestly just be odd to have the default wallpaper be cartoon styled. And the bottom left looks too much like W11. But I think they should all be included as options.

13617, in One of these 6 will become Plasma 6. Wallpaper Which one do you prefer?

LEGO wallpaper for fortnite collab

PseudoSpock, in Made the switch to KDE
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Sokath, his eyes open.

kerneltux, (edited ) in Switching from Linux Mint to OpenSuSE Tumbleweed very soon. Any advice?

I second raptir’s note about running zypper dup in the terminal to do system updates. Zypper’s a bit slow because it lacks parallel downloads, but it provides good info if there are any issues.

If you plan to use flatpaks, add the flathub repo with the --user option, and use that one to install. If I didn’t go that route, it prompted me to enter my password for every flatpak app with an update. I’m also a deplorable Plasma user 😜, I don’t know if the same behavior happens with Gnome software, it may be a weird Discover thing (shrugs).

Also, if you need the non-free multimedia codecs, run the following commands:

zypper install opi

opi codecs

Automates adding the Packman repo & switching the relevant packages.

Those are the main quirks I learned with Tumbleweed.

neo,
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flatpak goes system level unless you explicitly add the repo as a user no matter the DE you use, in my experience

mdk_, (edited ) in One of these 6 will become Plasma 6. Wallpaper Which one do you prefer?

Top right seems to be the best.

The others:

  • Top left: Mystery tongue coming from or going somewhere
  • Middle left: Much to bright, hard edges make finding icons difficult
  • Middle right: Too many dark areas
  • Bottom left: Might be okay as well
  • Bottom right: Too bright and might not fit the mood as this seems to be an anime inspired background
xilliah, in I use linux for the same reason I wear fuzzy socks and sweaters

Love your analogy. However I must say windows looks terrible. Then again so do suits, so it holds up. I had to run a win10 VM a while back in order to flip the developer bit on the oculus (don’t even get me started on that PoS). Hadn’t used it in years. Felt like some kind of money grab freak show. I couldn’t even mount an iso without having to visit several pushy sites and use one of those creepy installers. That’s when it hit me how digitally spoiled I truly am.

beforan,
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While I too like the analogy, and agree that Windows is becoming increasingly money grabby, I feel the need to be fair: as an OS it has supported native ISO mounting since Win7, just right click an ISO file and choose “Mount”…

xilliah,

Neat!

user224,
@user224@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

True. But as I found out, the ISO file needs to be stored on a partition formatted with NTFS for that to work.

beforan,
@beforan@lemm.ee avatar

Ha! Good to know

embed_me,
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I don’t know when it was added, but you can mount ISOs directly now

kurwa, in I use linux for the same reason I wear fuzzy socks and sweaters

What are you referring to exactly by “suits at home” in terms of OSes? I always thought that using Linux is about doing whatever you want / whatever feels most comfortable to you.

ThisIsAManWhoKnowsHowToGling,
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Microsoft is the suits. Suits are for office work. Microsoft is for office work.

kurwa,

Ah right okay. I definitely agree with you, aside from work, I try to use Windows as little as possible. I honestly wish I could use Linux at work too lol.

The problem is, like you said, the suits won, and everyone sees Windows as the default OS. Its preinstalled with most home computers, and that’s what most people know how to use.

If more home computers were installed with an easy flavor of Linux, there would definitely be more users.

tsonfeir,
@tsonfeir@lemm.ee avatar

So what does macOS wear?

lordnikon, (edited )

Basically MacOS is high end fashion wear that is only workable on a runway and is outrageously expensive. It’s worn as status not for function. You wear it like the designer thinks it should be worn not how you want it otherwise your wearing it wrong.

Zorque,

A button down shirt and jeans, according to Justin Long.

BeigeAgenda,
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Don’t forget the turtle neck sweater.

tsonfeir,
@tsonfeir@lemm.ee avatar

looks at closet

looks at macbook

Sounds about right.

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