no, that'd be deleting /boot, /usr or /var
callyral
joined 1 year ago
no app desktop entry
they can be added manually but yeah i get how that's inconvenient.
just run ./appimage.appimage --appimage-extract and you have the .desktop file there, then just edit the path to the executable
Dozenal
i use nushell
i guess the best you could go for web browser lightweightness would be qutebrowser, or maybe emacs' eww?
for lightweight, i would recommend LXQt (qt) or LXDE (gtk). XFCE also seems pretty nice.
also, you could check out i3 and bspwm if you a tiling window manager.
i would've recommended sway, but it sounds like you didn't have a very nice experience with hyprland, and that could be because it uses wayland.
Lua function "item" called with argument of type table
The function is the outer part with the parentheses, the table is the inner part with the curly braces. ["attr"] is a table inside the table.
For example, to access (table)>attr>size you would write: table["attr"]["size"] (assuming the table is named, that is, assigned to a variable called "table")
thanks for the explanation!
how is /usr/local local and not system-wide? i though it was for programs you compiled yourself?
blender is almost like the emacs of multimedia software, it's got 3d modeling and rendering, 3d animation, grease paint (2d animation), non-linear video editing, and probably other features i haven't heard of.
I already have a partition layout in btrfs where I have a /home and a /root partition, since when I installed I didn't know about btrfs subvolumes. I use Void Linux and I think it's after installation, since I don't remeber having a subvolumes step during the installation.
I'll make sure to remind about btrfs subvolumes in case I reinstall. There's a btrfs program that has a subvolume argument, so I'm guessing that's what I could use.
usage: btrfs [global] [...] []
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Command groups:
subvolume manage subvolumes: create, delete, list, etc
because then it also deletes your personal files which is not equivalent to deleting System32