Mount filesystem
by Mark ＠ GMail
What's the best way to mount remote filesystems?
I'm using nfs but it seems really slow and when I mentioned it (here?
somewhere else?) there was a quite negative response about nfs itself.
It's possible I'm just seeing the difference between my local (solid
state) disk on a fast machine and the remote (spinny disk) filesystem
on a slower remote machine (they're only about six inches apart on a
1Gb network connection, so it's not *very* remote). However, with
"remote" website directories mounted locally they're much slower with
my local webserver than with the one on that slower machine, so I'm
inclined to suspect nfs... is that unfair?
(I know this isn't a particularly KDE related issue. Please don't make
me rejoin the Fedora list, they're really mean!)
Both machines are running F37, both updated every week.
3 weeks, 3 days
deleting pop-ups in okular
by Gian Piero Puccioni
Hi,
I am searching for the best way of deleting popups and inline annotations in Okular(v. 22.12.3).
At the moment it seems that the only way is open the sidebar, choose annotations, expand the list find out which one is the one you want to delete, right click and finally delete. Not exactly simple , is there another way I am overlooking? I thought that right clicking on the icon or the annotation would open the same menu with delete but it doesn't work.
Thanks,
G
1 month, 1 week
Yakuake starts with the terminal open
by Patrick O'Callaghan
I've used Yakuake for years and like it, but recently it has started in
a open state, i.e. the terminal pane covers most of my desktop when I
log in (it's part of my saved session). I can't find a way to change
this, and have the "Open on startup" toggle unset.
Is this a bug?
poc
1 month, 3 weeks
[F38] GTK and any Flatpak apps are extremely slow in Plasma
by Scott Beamer
Greetings,
About 10 days ago, I noticed that any GTK app, and all Flatpak apps
(including Qt-based apps) run very, very slowly. in Plasma.
And sometimes, they don't launch at all on the first try.
And I sometimes get error messages like this launching some GTK apps:
"Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote
application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy
blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection
was broken."
I started to post this to the fedora-test list, since it's a beta
release, but I recall being told that anything KDE has to go to this
list, so here I am.
I'd file a bug report, but one may have already been filed, and I'm not
sure what to file it under.
Thoughts?
TIA
Scott
1 month, 3 weeks
