For anyone else who was curious like me, there are manual steps required for existing installs to use the plasma login manager:
**Manual changes for existing users:** KDE Plasma users with SDDM can now migrate to Plasma-Login-Manager. Please run: sudo pacman -Syu plasma-login-manager sudo systemctl disable sddm sudo systemctl enable plasmalogin sudo pacman -R sddm-kcm cachyos-themes-sddm sddm After that you can use in Plasma Settings under the KCM “Apply Settings”.
Most people with jobs can’t afford to just quit. Also the job market at the moment is insane.
Ffmpeg is definitely in there too
Well, Its not very typical, I’d like to make that point.
When I was younger I had a computer where the front fell off and stripped the wires from the button.
To turn it on and off I had to hold the wires together, felt like I was hot wiring a car every time.
I had the Z680s, they were amazing. Easily had them for like 15 years or something
When adding a debug print statement changes the locking of a thread and the problem doesn’t occur…
Lots there to take a look at. I’ll definitely be setting up unit tests to test out multiple servers for sure.
Thats great, thanks. By the sounds of it I can probably continue with developed, I just need to find where people are going and what servers have the biggest population.
Thanks again!
Thanks, is there any indication on the number of daily users for some of those servers? Some of the IRC indexes would have usage graphs to get an idea of how popular it was.
Awesom, thanks for that. I’ll do some digging to see how widely used it is. Cheers
Oh get fucked. I’m not using any website that needs me to scan my face or prove my age, no good can come of this.
Booting to a black screen with white text, while functional, really detracts from the more professional experiences that can be had elsewhere. I know the theming support is severely lacking in systemd-boot though (which I believe this is)
Its “OK”, and with Distrobox available it can make it far more usable. My experience with it has been on Bazzite, and it was great for a while but ended up having issues with os-tree a number of times, when the whole promise of being able to rollback to a last known good install didn’t work, I went back to a traditional OS.
No stress, just making sure there wasn’t some other reason for it. Cheers
Had a look at that, sounds pretty cool. Curious to know why you linked to a fork that is out of date and not to the original at https://github.com/BassT23/Proxmox
Cheers I’ll check out Ansible, it been on my lost of things to look at over the years anyway so its a good excuse to dig into it
Thanks for the recommendation, I’ll check it out
Good question. It could go either way - SDDM and PLM are different enough that any customisations you did on SDDM are at risk of breaking when going to PLM. So they either do it automatically and upset those with customisations that don’t work, or you keep it manual and upset those that don’t want to do it manually.
Given that CachyOS is more aimed at those more comfortable with the terminal (Arch-based) I tend to think it’ll remain manual.