this looks exactly like gnome disk usage analyzer

what about xfce/lxqt?

i was talking about xfce/lxqt…

what distros are confident enough to enable it by default atm?

definetly bazzite gaming htpc if you get a sufficient gpu in it. stream games from it ota.

if you take advantage of this amount of ram to virtualize, you could do both that and a server simultaneously, maybe more, you have 2 gpus and network that can be assigned independently.

the only downside would be power consumption if kept on, but that cpu can definetly handle more server stuff than you would expect.

i think you can also get one of those chinese xeons for dirt cheap on aliexpress and it might work as a hefty upgrade if you really need more cores for a few coins.

it could probably run modern titles with a sufficient gpu.

i almost forget how much it sucks whenever i’m not forced to use it for a while.

you can probably assume theyve been doing it unpunished since then, then.

its a step in the right direction. that way all flatpak app data is going to be there, no fuss. well, some fuss but slightly less so.

yes please. its a big peeve for me and thats not even exclusive to linux.

its dumb to be so contrarian about something like where the directory will go. be predictable for us and just respect the fucking standard, it will make everyones lives that little bit easier in the long run. mobile oses simply just force them to write in a specific directory, maybe its necessary here too.

i tend to want to customize a lil bit to my tastes, but not much.

linux ui is already good nowadays.

dunno, maintenance?

why though?

oh i get it now. thats why i thought we already had it, im not usually aware of what is running under xwayland and what is not.

i’m using wayland though, i’m probably too tired to be making too much sense anyway.

i could have sworn it was already working for me on gnome, im surprised by this

but then again i havent used discord in a huge while now

linus just acted like the adult in the room. im glad hes there for it.

its not even like the children have to stop playing with C now, just that they will have to share the damn playground a little bit.

make sure not to reformat though. it can be a problem depending on the installer his distro uses.

i think its safer to just save the home folder, and replace it later when the system is installed.

a lot of it applies to other distros though. its a lot of help in a pinch.

one of the main points of arch is for people wanting to learn these details. its not for everyone.

if you want a distro to just work, i second the suggestion from the other dude. get a debian based one.