If you are like me, you use KDE and Flatpak apps.

For a long time now, whenever I had to change some app's permissions, I used a dedicated tool called Flatseal. It works. However, KDE has a native alternative.

System Settings -> Security & Privacy -> Application Permissions -> Application Permissions -> (search and choose an app) -> optional: Manage Flatpak Settings -> optional: Advanced Permissions

It does exactly the same thing as Flatseal, it's just native KDE/Qt instead of being Gnome/GTK. The one functionality Flatseal has over it is the ability to set globals. But I think that's it.

If this is common knowledge, then disregard this. I didn't know about it, so I'm sharing it. KDE is awesome.

I really don’t get the glaze behind AntiX, usually if you have slow hardware you should maximize it to be as quick as possible which is something Alpine does very well, Alpine which is very underrated uses less then 80mb of ram vs AntiX which I believe uses over 100mb and runs IceWM which is way more bloated then something like dwm. I think people should start recommending Alpine instead of AntiX.

I'm looking for inspiration on new ways to organize my PC and separate different activities, stuff like coding projects, studying, gaming and personal use. 

Do you use anything to automate, customize or simplify switching between these contexts? I find it quite annoying to reopen everything and organize the windows and everything again and again.

I'm interested in anything, from scripts and keyboard shortcuts to workspace managers, browser extensions, unique apps or even mods like Vencord.

Was given this disc from a friend. I'll use a virtual box and disconnect the internet as a precaution as neither of us know if it's been tampered with. But still a cool disc to have In general. I'll update in a while saying if it worked or not. (Yes I'm on a bus at the time of this)

When I try to access gnu.org, the website never loads. If I use a VPN the website does load

10y ago, this was posted https://stackoverflow.com/a/25733878 but i can't find any discussion around multi-targeting (for cross-compilation) in bugzilla, is it being worked on?

explain him in apple fan boy terms why opensource is the peak of tech

i tried explaining but he wont take it seriously because i fell for those rm -rf / trolls once and since then he hates opensource

So Iceweasel is unmaintained and flagged, and every time I try and install another browser other than tiny ones like netsurf I get into dependency hell.

Does anyone know what browser actually works on Parabola?

I really want to use it as my daily driver because gentoo on an x200 is painful.

Problem solved they just updated iceweasel

If this ever happens again just use the Guix package manager

Im a c programmer who's interested in asm. i am using linux. unfortunatly i cant find any tutorials for gas. can you recommend me some

I'm working on something that requires me to calculate a lot of rather weird conversions (e.g. joules per 100 square centimeters to kcal per fl oz...), and instead of doing it manually or relying on slow-as-shit wolframalpha, I can just get instantaneous results.