u/peppi0304

Ganz schön trocken in Südfrankreich /s

Bild von hier: https://www.reddit.com/r/Austria/s/mZFySUuaZP

Natürlich darf sich jeder eine Klimaanlage kaufen. Aber ich find immer die Diskussion geht dann immer vorbei an dem eigentlichen Problem

I fucking hate it

So i had a similar issue as stated here Fedora KDE becomes suddenly slow - Framework Laptop 13 / Linux - Framework Community only that i was using a thinkpad instead of a framework laptop.

After some thinking what i changed that day i realised that i also changed the behavior of the thermal monitor widget by olib. I changed the history to 3600 seconds because I thought it would be interesting to see the temperature changes throughout a gaming session. However this made everything around plasma react super slowly and with a considerable time delay. I pain stakenly uninstalled / removed the widget and plasma was reacting fast again right away.

https://store.kde.org/p/2100418

Just to put this out there if other people out there run into the same problem :)

Hello, I would like to keep all my personal data on a as short as possible path. That's why I created a folder under /Data . Unfortunately, I still can not create directories and folders within /Data without administrator rights. I already tried the google slop answer with creating a new group called "shared-access".

I really dont like having all my data under /home/username/Data .

Hello, everytime i shutdown and start my system i have another unsafe shutdown. Current Fedora KDE. I have a ntfs partition on it aswell. Could that be the case? The two other 250 GB partitions are other Linux distros i tested out at some point and the ntfs i dont use currently but i found useful because its accessible through windows though i currently dont use it. I also have the SSD connected via USB C because its cooler outside the case. But my pc is in the closet and never gets touched so i doubt its any connectivity issue

A short google also gave me this here:
https://community.frame.work/t/smartctl-shows-excessive-power-cycles-and-unsafe-shutdowns/70954/38

also unsolved