Ubuntu Core is all snaps. That’s the selling point.

Command Line Argument

That’s what Ubuntu’s doing with Snaps. Ubuntu Core is their “Oops! All Snaps” project.

They can, through the Snap Store Proxy. You can fully airgap the process and host a local mirror.
As far as I know, you’re still locked into their ecosystem, though.

And also, their singular promise (security and trust) keeps getting undermined by third parties using it to ship malware.
So we’re asked to give up control but we’re not any safer for it.

My laptop used to resume from sleep with zero fiddling, and then something changed and it got very unpredictable.
All the help pages are for Nvidia users, something that I am not.

Looks like a !!FUN!! time in Dwarf Fortress.

Oh believe me, I am not endorsing PowerShell.

wsl is still on 5.15, isn’t it?

I had no idea Oracle held the trademark on JavaScript. I still can’t wrap my head around it.

Yes to the first, actually. PowerShell does now have a built-in ssh client.

No worries. Updated for clarity.

Correct. 6.0 is when it was introduced.
I keep trying it on 5 and then remembering and being sad.

Note: Only on Plasma 6.0 (edit: and up)

0.9.final.revised.25BAK.lastbest.final

it was this one: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318
I had it backwards, it’s the manual session save/restore that does not work.
It looks like it’s waiting for an internal feature, and that the current (working) auto save/restore feature is a placeholder hack and will also be replaced by said feature.

Are you using 6.0? And in Wayland?

Bringing up all the stuff you had open the next time you log in.
Edit: it’s the manual session save feature that’s broken: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=436318

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You’re really not getting it, huh?