Honestly I’ll disable linting across entire files during these kinds of refactors because it’s annoying having build output littered with unused imports and format warnings while I’m still working on a solution. Requires some extra diligence to re-enable and clean up before pushing though.

Cool theme, is that Wayland?

Ah yeah, Firefox is GTK too, and annoyingly hides xdg behind a setting. I apologize in advance as my knowledge here is bit limited, but if firefox is installed with RPM, I think you’ll need xdg-desktop-portal-kde installed, then in firefox’s about:config set widget.use-xdg-desktop-portal = true. I’m not sure how it works with flatpak though.

But hopefully that helps, best of luck!

Which corners are you referring to, specifically? There are some applications that use GTK components, those are styled seperately in the settings under “GNOME/GTK Application Style”. They will never look exactly like a native KDE/QT based application, but you can get them closer.

Likely you had a lot of GTK apps included with Workstation, you could also look into Qt alternatives to replace them - for example Gedit does not conform in KDE, but Kate will.

If you wipe and start fresh with the KDE install, it will prefer Qt applications. So that may be a worth while endeavor. Once you are settled, there is no reason to not upgrade in place. My install has been upgraded in place since fedora 32.

Fedora need to update their homepage, KDE was removed from the spins list and the only obvious download from the landing page is workstation.

Very excited they jumped on the cosmic train though, looking forward to checking that out.

Edit - KDE now has a homepage link, woo!

Is it Linux’s fault that Google doesn’t provide an apt repository? Chromium is available in DebianStable

You’re gonna want to avoid looking down the lens of that “camera”, lol

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This is damn excellent, nice job! If you haven’t, please consider reaching out to the notesnook devs with this, feels like something that could be added to their docs.

I didn’t read the entire wall of text but didn’t see it listed. check out notesnook.

I have this same issue on arch with a 4080. It’s frustrating as hell. Computer is still active just no video. Wishing you success.

Debian with Cage and a systemd unit to check updates on startup

They clicked discard changes, confirmed it, and the computer did as instructed. This operation is normally not so destructive as it only discards uncommitted changes to realign the local directory with the remote server. Unfortunately for user, it sounds like they have never committed a change, so realignment meant reverting to an empty folder.

Most of what you listed are bundlers, and they exist because they go faster. You probably won’t gain much in a small project, but when tsc starts taking 5 to 10 minutes to build - that’s a good time to shop around.

Man is actually living the dream, the crazy son of a bitch did it.

Can’t speak for invidious, but grayjay’s youtube plugin has a “Provide Youtube Activity” option in it’s settings to keep history synced.

I use rsync with a systemd timer. When I first installed the backup drive it took a while to build the file system, but now every Monday it runs, finds the difference between source and target drive, and pulls just the changes down for backup. It’s pretty quick, doesn’t do any compression or anything like that.

Sorry Elon you, specifically, have to go to space before getting involved in Linux. It’s the Shuttleworth law.

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It does give some insight into how people think. Some people are bothered with UI events and placement, others wanted to reduce the bandwidth it required, we had one girl who approached it focused on the accessibility of the software, and unfortunately for us support was abysmal. You also need thick skin to invite random joe off the street to tell you how your software sucks.