Uhm… whatever you say

I even set it up using ansible, should work lol

Install the package, edit the config file, maybe enable a systemd service, maybe not even that

Dolphin sorts by filetype. JPG, PNG etc are all different types. You can also filter by anything, extra bar

What

su means “switch user” and by default uses root if a root user exists.

You can use sudo -i, sudo bash (or sudo sh, sudo fish etc), run0 and likely more ways to open a root shell.

But for running a program with root, use sudo, run0 , pkexec or doas.

Actually, you should not run internet-facing programs as root. For example when downloading a repo file, download it without root, move it with root.

But well, most package managers do not care and use don’t use polkit (ask for password when needed). Flatpak, rpm-ostree and some others use polkit well.

On windows?

Afaik the version is old?

There is literally one working todo thingy extension for GNOME. KDE has one included.

This is so cursed.

1. Wrong order
2. Dont use apt-get in the terminal
3. Reboot

You need to edit the config file

And then go into the config and uncomment stuff

You dont need su for updates

Nach dem Update dann kaputt oder bootet nicht mehr…

Glorifiziert mal keine Paketbasierten Systeme

Debian 13 ist gerade hart am strugglen zB

🤌

Not really

Btw Gentoo has binary cache, you can also have your own binary cache so build stuff on one machine, deploy on 100

NixOS is hosted on Github which is kinda insane.

Also it is very hard to do general compiler optimizations or compile your own kernel on NixOS for reasons

Also you can reset a system pretty much by downloading the default config files and rebuilding

No

Yeah not relevant to english tho as there actually is a solution for the problem unlike other languages

How this person gave up underlining the jobs after some time

Well yeah but if the example is Yunohost and web interfaces, this makes sense

Will not support complex firewall setups or even AI scraper protection, wireguard tunnels, tailscale/headscale/whatever alternative but it is an easy docker frontend I guess