Company confirmed that it is lighter and faster with multiple benchmark at the time of migration. Your case sounds like extreme misconfiguration.

A little stability and consistency in the world, manjaro always delivers when it comes to this.

Probably as good as it can, you shouldn’t use docker compose with podman anyway, there are two alternatives (quadlets - they describe everything as a systemd units and kube yaml - they use standard k8s yaml files including pods, deployments, secrets, etc.), both arguably better than compose.

Rootless, better integrated with system, a bit faster and lighter on resources. Also it supports k8s style yaml configuration both ways and a lot of people are more familiar with them and they also provide some (minimal) interoperability.

Podman is a better choice.

I’ve tried it a few days ago, clever trick, works great. BUT it’s slow as hell, like 2-3 mm/s.

Both kwin built-in tiling and most tiling wms include ability to make a window floating while other windows are tiled. Difference is in how window manager behaves by default, most popular environments float by default with ability to tile when needed. Tiling wms tile by default with ability to float when needed.

As I’ve said in previous post you can try kwin tiling without any long configurations, there is a default layout so you can just drag a window with shift pressed and there would be highlighted area where it would tile.

I’m not sure what fancy zones is, some kind of manual tiling as far as 10 seconds of search shown? That is available in kde by default, you can change layout by pressing win+t, then when pressing shift and dragging a window it will highlite nearest tile and tile automatically.

Because it isn’t? Can you even move elements in the top panel?

I think you have a problem with reading comprehension.

I said who cares if google throws something to spam, that’s not my problem, that’s google and recepients problem. I’m running my own email server, I’ve been running corporate mailservers and personal before. You don’t control other peoples infrastructure and google is by far not the worst gatekeeper in email world, insane whitelist configurations, spamhaus, whatever weirdness like recieving only from specific subdomains. Running email isn’t hard, just stop being a perfectionist about some metric that shouldn’t be measured to start with.

Who cares? I’m not selling things, I have no idea where email goes on someone else’s server, spam, straight to bin, whatever, recipient gets it and reads it or not. If they are so not interested in my message that they never read it, well, life goes on nothing was lost.

That’s an accessibility feature, why gnome doesn’t have it? Another idiosyncrasy where they know better probably.

Share and embed 3D models anywhere online

For anyone that never heard about sketchfab and never will again.

It prints worse than it looks, right?

What if I am a jew? Does it matter?

I’ve really disliked gentoo because there always were so much unknowns and moving parts which no umount of reading and ‘intuition’ can predict. Gave up when package manager killed itself during update with no (obvious) way to make it run again fast. It was combination of python version upgrade and pm upgrade and it shit itself in a spectacular way where you can’t run it with ‘current’ version of python, can’t use older version due to it being managed by python scripts s somehow dependent on pm (details aren’t all there it was like ten years). All of that when I really needed to install and run some package. Built everything from source and disliked gentoo ever since,

Not much has changed (also Arch always had an installer one way or another 🙃). I’ve managed to keep it going till the machine wasn’t needed. Rescue boot was needed like 5-6 times over 15 years, I think. Most problems with Arch come from being hasty or not being able to read. One of the harder and more involved processes and problems to solve was updating 6 years old abandoned install, took a few hours, because arch archive is pretty slow sometimes.

I’ve done ‘real work’ on computer with arch my whole professional career. I need a working computer with reasonably up to date programs not 3 to 10 years out of date because debian maintainers can’t be bothered. On servers it’s another story and there i would prefer rhel any day i would use debian.

tang

You can have multiple ways to unlock luks container, what’s the issue?