If you don't want to get banned you better not only be communist but also authoritharian as can be, you dont only love Marx and lenin, but you better also love Stalin, modern day russia and north Korea.
Check this thread Russia adds ‘LGBT movement’ to list of extremist and terrorist organizations
There's a KDE plugin for Wallpaper Engine
https://store.kde.org/p/1475528
Github: https://github.com/catsout/wallpaper-engine-kde-plugin
Avoid Nvidia.
Can always change whatever you don't like, that's the strong part of KDE, unlike Gnome where you have to rely on 3rd party extensions and hope they don't break next update.
Thanks for the works!
Setup Btrfs + Btrfs Assistant, rollback if any update breaks things you need.
It's stable enough for me everyday use but this will depend on your use case + hardware setup. Even some people will swear by Manjaro for years without breaking. I found that usually if stuffs break in Arch, i can fix it but not so much if stuffs break by update from Ubuntu/Fedora.
TL;DR: it came out that some devs of one of the biggest platforms in their respective space neglected to bring in some very basic functionality regarding the ability for users, mods, and admins to delete images that were uploaded. When a user asked about having this functionality, especially in the context of GDPR compliance, the devs acted like a bunch of entitled dicks, effectively bellowing at the person for daring to make such demands of their time.
I generally think these guys are being a bunch of assholes.
Software engineer full-time ~70k/year, lemmy dev 24k/year. You should look into the mirror.
And it's not that the devs won't fix the issue but there are other issues with more priorities than this. Europe is not the only continent. So just like any other FOSS projects, wait for it or smash money if it's really important or do it yourself.
Btw based on Nutomic's comment, it's fixed next release if you bother to look before making 2 articles back to back. ::: spoiler spoiler Unfortunately there was some miscommunication in this issue and we failed to get to the root cause. In fact the Lemmy backend has an option to delete all content when an account is deleted. This used to be the default behaviour but was changed in 0.19 so you need to set a parameter delete_content. We failed to add a checkbox for this parameter to lemmy-ui.
However the checkbox is added now in #2385 and will be included in the next Lemmy release. Other frontends and clients may also need to adjust the delete_account api call. :::
Dragon Age: Origins. If possible Dragon Age 2 too if they have time to make it properly.
In your word, pointless.
I find it hard to think you care about the beginner experience if you recommend Arch.
Try Dodi.
What issues do you have? Maybe try to spend some time to fix the issues and not resort to distro hopping. Learn to fix it and you should know how to deal with the issues on any distros.
Appreciate the work!
Icon: WhiteSur
Cursor: Bibata
Theme KDE(+ Lightly): Catppuccin Macchiato teal (Mocha for terminal)
Catppuccin looks nice and it's also available for other apps, I even use Catppuccin for Lemmy.
This is done via storing the unlock key in USB drive and need the USB plugged to auto unlock, see if it helps.
Linux Mint.
WSL for me.
Sail the sea.
Check /etc/hostname
This is based on the image, the best you can do it check the logs like other comments said, it's better if the error is identified through the log.
An alternative to Kubuntu is TuxedoOS (similar to PopOS (Gnome) but for KDE). You can also try KDE Neon.
You can use VM to install and try new distro, worst case you make a new VM and start again.
For learning, if it was me I would just roll with Arch, using distro like Garuda that has BTRFS rollback or even EndeavourOS. A fuck up can be saved from BTRFS rollback, back up dual boost or 2nd pc.
My comment is based on MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 from the log in the picture. Look at it again and there's also SocketCreateListener() failed. So OP may check this as well
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/xorg#SocketCreateListener_error
To get used to the terminal, I suggest using Oh my zsh with zsh-autosuggestions + zsh-syntax-highlighting plugin. Setup link
Nvidia driver: https://rpmfusion.org/Howto/NVIDIA
Gnome and KDE (other Desktop Environments too) install Nvidia driver the same way.
For partitioning, I suggest to keep it simple, usually the stock config from the distro is good enough. This is useful for troubleshooting if issues arise later.
Big size data like media/games can be kept in other drives.
You can try Real-Debrid, it's direct link so no need for torrent.
Mint Cinnamon. I would choose Zorin Lite (XFCE) as it has nice theme already.
Make an alias like "sudo dnf upgrade && flatpak update".
From the blog
From https://programming.dev/post/5180682
Root issue: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/234
1st snowe's comment
2nd snowe's comment
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There's hardly any arguing if you look at the timeline of the 2 devs's comments. 7 days temp ban to chill looks ok to me.