Fkatpaks leave a bunch of trash after uninstalling.
From my experience, most of the things I’d like to delete after uninstalling are in ~/.var/app/(App ID)/
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Fkatpaks leave a bunch of trash after uninstalling.
From my experience, most of the things I’d like to delete after uninstalling are in ~/.var/app/(App ID)/
.
Although I mostly use native software, I find AppImages useful for testing beta software, since they’re one file and easy to try out.
For example: I’ve been using it with the Krita 5.2 beta and I have also used it before for Godot betas.
I use Flatpak when the native package doesn’t work properly or isn’t updated at the rate I’d like, although there are cases where I will use it for other reasons, like sandboxing when I don’t want an app to have access to everything.
I have never used snaps.
yeah it kinda looks like that for me too but on kbin
It’s a graph, showing a red oval with the text “Linux Kernel”, an arrow points from the red oval to a light-green oval titled “Init”.
“Linux Kernel” --→ “Init”
only when searching for minecraft modding stuff, although i don’t have an account anymore
weekend wednesday with saturday and sunday also as weekends
this is the true anti-furry.
not someone who hates furries, no. rather, an anthropomorphic animal who has a persona
mfw all i have to do is stop being real and realise that i am someone’s hallucination
you mean linux mint? it’s pretty good and user-friendly, also has a nice community from my experience. would definitely recommend.
it’s better to have a small place with nice people rather than a big place full of bad people
…well except for chromium which has a blue icon which some may consider light blue
is it this one
before i quit i used infinity on android and old reddit on desktop
How does this work? Like which webpage would people place the pixels? Would it work with Kbin too?