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https://github.com/jamesmcm/vopono seems like this is exactly what I want, actually, might help you if you’re looking for a simpler solution! thanks for the advice anyway though!

That’s actually perfect, thank you so much! I’ve been wanting to switch from nordvpn because it’s ass but i got 3 years for basically free, gonna switch to mull with this as soon as that runs out, awesome!

Ah, so, I should’ve been more clear, I have annoying requirements, I want qbittorrent to run through mullvad exclusively, and i want them to be intertwined and startup with eachother automatically. I don’t want any of my other apps to be running in mullvad, is there a good way to do that? I think the socks5 proxy requires me to have it open and running, and thus everything would run through it, but maybe that wireguard method works around that? not sure, just wondering

Anybody got a nix config for binding qbittorrent to mullvad easily?

Why not bazzite? It’s just kinoite with some extra stuff installed, some of which is very nice (patent things that make twitch work for example)

Nvidia?

I didn’t say it should be freely overridden, I said I should be able to manually override it

I don’t understand why they wouldn’t allow you to manually override things, i hope this gets added later, i’d like to be able to forward shortcuts to apps for push to talk even if the app doesn’t support the native portal

I can’t find a way to manually add entries in the settings, is there no way to do that?

How would I manually enable push to talk in discord, for example?

I can’t find any documentation on how to set it up, do you happen to know where that would be?

I can’t figure out how to setup discord push to talk on kde wayland, specifically

Does anyone know what the status on KDE implementing this is?

1.    Enter edit mode
2.    Click on the panel, remove the panel from the panel popup menu
3.    At the top menu “add new panel” → “default panel”

^^bam you can easily reset the panel to default

I could blame it on nvidia

Plasma uses wayland, wayland was much much more problematic with nvidia until very recently, if you try the latest plasma, most of those issues will likely be gone

i have given linux to many many people at this point and neither of these things have been problems, when’s the last time you used kde?

the simplest way to think about is the distro is your app store

what versions of apps available and how many as well as when they’re updated are determined by distro

the desktop environment is the thing you interact with aside from the installation of software, the entire gui

Linux mint is a common recommendation but I think a bad one (for beginners anyway), I highly recommend bazzite with kde, I have 15 years of linux experience and am willing to do infinite troubleshooting if you add me on matrix (which is on my profile) I’ve onboarded many people and this is my experience with beginners

in short, linux mint is bad vs bazzite with kde for 3 reasons

kde is much more well supported and developed than cinnamon, it’s not even close especially if you care about security

immutable distros are much more forgiving for new people, immutable means that the core OS can’t be modified.

and finally bazzite has more up to date software, linux mint is a “stable” distro, stable in the linux context means unchanging, not unbuggy

if you don’t know what any of that means, go bazzite over mint, you’ll have an easier time.

It being merged means If you compile it from source it’ll work, there hasn’t been a release yet, and that release also has to be in your distros repos, so it’ll be bit

people say this all the time but the reasons they give are always nonsense in my experience, sandboxing alone makes flatpak better

What compositor are you using? Have you submitted a bug report?

https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/issues/2644

https://gitlab.com/Remmina/Remmina/-/merge_requests/2465

apparently it should be solved by moving to gtk4, and is actually a gtk3 bug, not a wayland one.

Not enabled by default for good reasons.

Nvidia should be good now actually!