▲ 2 r/kde+1 crossposts

GDM for kde

Just as the title says I want to know if it's okay and safe to use GDM for kde plasma and if not, what could go wrong? Thank you.

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 10 days ago
▲ 1 r/kde+1 crossposts

Plasma 6.7 broken opacity and blur

Since updating to Plasma 6.7, window rules set to reduce opacity often glitch, sometimes flashing fully opaque and then back to transparent. KWin glass effects and KWin better blur DX don't even work. I am on Fedora 44 but didn't experience this until Plasma 6.7. Any help, please?

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 4 months ago
▲ 4 r/kde

Better blur broken

Am I the only one whose better blur dx broke after updating to plasma 6.7. I can't find it in my desktop effects list anymore.

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 4 months ago

So only 3

So basically, we've only got about three multipurpose editors—I mean, actual usable ones:

  1. A slow, bloated software that's basically a browser.

  2. Somehow more of a hog than the first, but fanboys blame the LSP and other stuff.

  3. Neovim.

I'm sure you can guess the editors. I mean, good work to the devs, though. But is this it? Aren't there other alternatives?

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 5 months ago

Houses hunting in Lagos Nigeria

I am looking to get a place in Lagos, Nigeria, and it has been crazy, to say the least. Prices are outrageous; the sizes are small. Houses look bad, but that's what my money can get, I guess. If you have any way to get something good or affordable, please send me a DM.

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 5 months ago

Zed Copilot diffs

Please guys I need help. So I'm switching back to zed from vscode. I normally use Copilot and then I can review all changes it makes at once but with zed I accept each edit or accept all without properly reviewing. I don't really know how to put it but I hope you understand me.

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 5 months ago

Switch from Engineering to Project Management

23/24 M. Since I left school, I've been actively trying to become a software engineer. I studied Industrial Mathematics, just so you know. I got a few development roles and then landed one as a backend engineer early this year, but it was getting boring and repetitive, just chasing deadlines. The fun and love I had were fizzling out. An entry-level role opened at a bank, and I got in, but I was assigned as a project manager, and I don't know if it's a really good career path. I don't know how to feel. I don't want to lose my technical abilities, and I really love building stuff. I like how it feels. I wanted that to be my career. I am scared if I leave the engineering world, I won't be able to make a comeback. Also, I don't know if I'll have time to continue on the side. I was also good at engineering; I don't know how I'll be at project management.

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 5 months ago

Switch from Software Engineering to Project Management

23/24 M. Since I left school, I've been actively trying to become a software engineer. I studied Industrial Mathematics, just so you know. I got a few development roles and then landed one as a backend engineer early this year, but it was getting boring and repetitive, just chasing deadlines. The fun and love I had were fizzling out. An entry-level role opened at a bank, and I got in, but I was assigned as a project manager, and I don't know if it's a really good career path. I don't know how to feel. I don't want to lose my technical abilities, and I really love building stuff. I like how it feels. I wanted that to be my career. I am scared if I leave the engineering world, I won't be able to make a comeback. Also, I don't know if I'll have time to continue on the side. I was also good at engineering; I don't know how I'll be at project management.

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 5 months ago

Career switch from software engineering to project management good?

23/24 M. Since I left school, I've been actively trying to become a software engineer. I studied Industrial Mathematics, just so you know. I got a few development roles and then landed one as a backend engineer early this year, but it was getting boring and repetitive, just chasing deadlines. The fun and love I had were fizzling out. An entry-level role opened at a bank, and I got in, but I was assigned as a project manager, and I don't know if it's a really good career path. I don't know how to feel. I don't want to lose my technical abilities, and I really love building stuff. I like how it feels. I wanted that to be my career. I am scared if I leave the engineering world, I won't be able to make a comeback. Also, I don't know if I'll have time to continue on the side. I was also good at engineering; I don't know how I'll be at project management. Is this a good career path?

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 5 months ago
▲ 13 r/Fedora

I am trying to update to Fedora 44 with discover but the system just reboots and doesn't apply the updates. Am I doing something wrong?

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u/WayAndMeans01 — 6 months ago