that i have no idea, my desktop are wallpaper only
that i have no idea, my desktop are wallpaper only
Rhow do you keep apps you use often like a browser easily accessible?
A^
Athe rest can be opened through start menu or whatever it is called
RYour taskbar doesn't get crowded? I have perhaps 8 to 10 apps I frequently use lol
Ai have 6 apps pinned across 2 monitor, so no
RI see. I guess I'm too much a windows user. I like putting icons onto my desktop lol
Aalso kde have a nifty feature like mac spotlight or powertoys run, try alt + space
Pits doable but shunned i guess
Pplasma will let you put stuff on desktop
Pthere should be a folder just like windows
ROh I do it, it's just not very well supported it seems. Every restart, desktop icon seem to be arranged wherever, KDE doesn't seem to save their positions, especially if they're on a secondary monitor.
Pyeeeeep
Pbecause to be honest it's the least productive way to manage this stuff
M/etc is the et cetera directory. By convention, this is the location for the local sysadmin to make configurations to the system. This will be where user applications get the default system settings before being overridden and where system applications are configured. Beyond those configurations, there is also some data like where groups, users, password hashes, and system keys stored.
Since /etc is used to modify the system state, you need super user privileges to modify files in the directory usually by default.
Generally speaking, /usr is where a distribution puts its default configuration, /etc is where the local admin modified behavior.
Since /etc is used to modify the system state, you need super user privileges to modify files in the directory usually by default.
Generally speaking, /usr is where a distribution puts its default configuration, /etc is where the local admin modified behavior.
Pnot many people lock themself into that behavior on linux
RI know, but I'm a reforming windows user.
Pnot arguing with that
Pbut you might invest time learning other methods and enjoy that
KCan you be more specific or provide an image of the error?
Aso apparently the position are saved to $HOME/.config/plasma-org.kde.plasma.desktop-appletsrc you could try scripting to force override that but it will be very janky
Ai think even in windows i only open apps from desktop like less than 10 times
KWe've all seen pictures of windows user's desktops that are nothing BUT icons
Pyou will get used to using better semantics anyway, yeah
Kand they probably start everything from them
Aone of my former teacher treat their desktop like file manager lol
KI only have 2 desktop icons.
RHey so is there a name for the way scripts are written for linux? Like the script @Kasher_CS gave me to change the SDDM cursor size created a file that only had in it:
[Theme}
CursorSize=
Where can I find out the proper wording and stucture linux understands?
[Theme}
CursorSize=
Where can I find out the proper wording and stucture linux understands?
EAnyone know if there's a CLI way to change the resolution/refresh rate/display mode in gamepadui? i feel like that would give a good enough workaround for me to have per-game refresh rate settings until Valve fixes external monitor control stuff upstream
Pthats just a config file
Aserenity
Pno script
KEh. not a fan of the mac-style top bar. But yep
Ai have both top and bottom, thats my second monitor
KBash scripts
In this case I gave you a "One-Liner", since it was a one line script
In this case I gave you a "One-Liner", since it was a one line script
Elike if there's a gamepadui equivalent of xrandr, for example, that would be awesome to know about
Ayou mean gamescope?
RBut how did you know that the [theme] was needed and that cursorsize= was the correct variable? How did you even know it was "cursorsize" and not something else like "pointersize" or whatever?
Esure, whichever component of the gamepadui stack i could tweak that runs while in there and not in a desktop session
KThe
man page tells you it, or online documentationRSo essentially you just "gotta know" then.
KYes, since each program sets it up as how it wants
Eused to be desktop PC users of gamepadui had a nice refresh rate slider you could tweak on a per-game basis if you untoggled "enable unified frame limit management" but Valve took that away upstream and replaced it with nothing functional for external displays
KOr you could also create a separate dock for your most used Apps :P
Minimizing to open an app is really weird
Minimizing to open an app is really weird
Eso now those sliders are broken if you have the refresh rate control enabled at all, and so you can't set X game to Y refresh rate without relying on that dogwater VRR implementation gamescope has
Asomething like this
gamescope -W 1920 -H 1080 -r 60 -- %command%, im not really sure tho some use environment variable i thinkEdoesn't that just limit the framerate and not change the refresh though?
Ebecause you're nesting gamescope inside the existing display session?
Athat im not sure, maybe other can answer better
Lbazzite installer crashes with an error of gaming mode which the iso says i cant have which im fine with not having how can i resolve this?