I was trying to analyze my phone's storage through Filelight, but it just gets frozen after I select the phone's folder. I didn't find anything in Bugzilla regarding this problem....
Oh, I didn't know that! It would kinda makes sense now that you say that, but I'm not too sure about this, the system resources taken by the app seem like they don't change at all when I start the scan and it's impossible to abort it (actually, I can't do anything, not even close the window, only terminating the app works).
If this is an actual issue I should probably report it, maybe there's more tests I can run?
Otherwise, do you know if there are similar apps (either GUI or CLI) that handle this better? Better in the sense that maybe it's still really slow, but, well, not freezing at least lol.
Or if I just have to find something to use on Android directly, like SD Maid
In my experience mtp (especially on Linux) stops working if you look at it wrong, so probably not.
Haha, that may be, I've never done anything aside from just moving and copying files with it luckily, so I don't really know.
Perhaps kde connect’s folder view works?
Interesting idea, I should try that!
I’d run gdu in termux on the phone though.
Ooo, you just unlocked a fabulous CLI tool for me that I didn't know about!
Does it work on the whole phone storage? I remember there being a symlink (?) to the user's home in Termux's folder, but I'm wondering if it'll leave something out
Oh, that. It's true that it's similar and it's not bad either, but I really like the kind of insight Filelight gives, with its folder sunburst view especially. It's more complete, since it shows everything, not just what it thinks I should get rid of.
Disky, mentioned by others, is the closest to that, as far as I've seen. It's really good and you can have the same experience on it regardless of the ROM you're using, since it's just a normal app instead of a vendor dependent system app
You can use almost* all applications regardless of desktop environment, when you install them they’ll just pull in all their needed dependencies by themselves (which won’t include the full blown DE but just toolkit libraries and other platform components), be it the standard distro package manager or Flatpak
*almost, because sometimes, but very rarely, they depend on some DE specific feature, maybe some Freedesktop portal or a specific Keyring
Related to a previous post about Thunderbird collecting 6.4 million dollars in 2022 and KDE only 200k, I’m wondering why people do not donate or do not donate more to KDE....
That doesn’t sound right, how can they have other designers contribute then? Maybe that’s just a placeholder project for now?
Speaking of the plugin, I don’t know how hard it really is to develop one and what KDE needs, I can only guess they went with Figma because the available designers are most familiar with it rather than Inkscape, though I also noticed from that readme that this plugin should support Penpot as well, so they’re probably leaving it up as future possibility to shift to that
There’s something I don’t understand here: why when I do “Open Folder” and then save the session, closing it and opening it again I’m left with nothing?...
Thanks for the detailed answer! The filesystem browser trick is pretty neat, but still I feel that this is less than ideal as I have to climb up the tree each time I reopen the session.
I also tried the “project” solution and it seems like it doesn’t work as I expected it, for example I put a .kateproject file in the parent folder containing this:
I thought I’d find this project in Kate’s welcome screen, but it’s not there, am I missing something?
(very late) EDIT: I had made a mistake there, I placed the file in the wrong directory, it actually works as intended and I can see the file tree without issue in this way
By the way, I think this is worth opening a feature request for, it’s way too hard to use for no apparent reason imo
You have a point, I should try again to get it to work first.
And, to be honest, I’m not even sure, if Kate itself has a concept of a directory
Is it possible that it doesn’t? When I do “Open Folder” it does exactly that: open the folder and allow me to access all subdirectories and files within it, I feel like there is extra logic implemented to ignore directories as elements to remember and only count the files, but I don’t know tbh, I’ll be asking and see what they say
Update: this was kinda driving me insane again and I was about to write a bug report, but thankfully I didn't have to, because I found out while I was writing and doing some digging, that an option for this exists already! (oopsie)
Go to:
Settings > Configure Kate > Projects > Session Behavior
And check the box for "Restore Open Projects" to enable it, now when you reopen a session that had a folder opened in it, the folder will show up once again in the Projects view.
Thanks to the help of our contributors the current state of Kate for the upcoming first Qt & KF 6 release looks very promising. For more information read this post.
I’ve been wanting to use the Falkon browser as my daily driver because I like the integration with the Plasma desktop and it works quite well for most things, but I’ve been hesitant to do so because there are so few extensions and the only privacy-focused one is the AdBlock. I’ve tried using GreaseMonkey scripts, but half...
Yeah, I found out about this tidbit of history not too long ago and I think it’s really neat!
Goes to show how open development is often at the forefront of innovation, or when it isn’t, it ends up better than the crippled proprietary counterparts.
Thank god iGNUcius for copyleft, otherwise the web landscape could be much grimmer today
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What I’ve understood thus far on dual booting is that it’s never really safe unless you keep the two OS installations on different drives with each its own boot partition, so you never risk of one overwriting the other.
You can still try to install on a single drive, but, unless things have changed, you should make sure that Windows (don’t know about macOS) is installed first and then you install a distribution second, you’ll have trouble if it’s a Fedora immutable flavor though because in my experience that erases the boot partition as well
Seconded, fortunately Windows makes you save that immediately after enabling it so I still had that key on me and Fedora has the ability to mount BitLocker encrypted drives so I was able to recover all my data
I was thinking, with the recent news of a contributor to GitLab adding support for forge federation, given some time we could see that being enabled in the KDE instance as well, I hope....
Thanks for the through response! It makes sense, especially this
they can just go to “File a bug”
I hadn’t really considered that since I had in mind only application related issues, now that you say that though, the guiding process feels really important to get issues in the right places.
Hello, how do i debug the portal?, in my system it has a problem, every time i try to select a directory using it(like selecting the directory on ktorrent, or selecting the rom directory on Rosalie’s Mupen Gui, both flatpak) i start eating ram infinitely and don’t show up, i need to kill it from the task manager, but i...
Currently KDE uses Gitlab at invent.kde.org. Gitlab has been known to not be entirely open. I wonder if KDE has considered moving over to Gitea/Forgejo/Codeberg instead? And if not, how come?
Well their instance is open though, it’s just that the official Gitlab instance has more features that aren’t released in the OSS repository of the Gitlab software.
Still, if/when forge federation happens, I think it would be amazing if all major organizations that self-host their forge used one that supports this new feature (Forgejo), so the need to make all those sign-ups, usually just to open a single issue (shudder), on a million websites would finally vanish.
Who knows, if the idea picks up, eventually we might see it implemented into Gitlab too!
Can Filelight analyze MTP devices (Android phone)?
I was trying to analyze my phone's storage through Filelight, but it just gets frozen after I select the phone's folder. I didn't find anything in Bugzilla regarding this problem....
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Falkon Browser Privacy Hardening
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Would KDE switch over their git hosting to Gitea/Forgejo/Codeberg?
Currently KDE uses Gitlab at invent.kde.org. Gitlab has been known to not be entirely open. I wonder if KDE has considered moving over to Gitea/Forgejo/Codeberg instead? And if not, how come?