It’s not about switching, it’s about hosting our services on different platforms at the same time.

It’s perfectly fine for some private page etc. but when you make business software for customers that require 99,9% uptime with severe contractual penalties it’s probably too wonky.

We got our own platform based on kubernetes and cncf stuff and we don’t have to care anymore about the metal underneath. AWS? OTC? Azure? Thats just a target parameter, platform does the rest. It’s great.

All of it.

Because the number one question on literally any Linux related tech question is: “What are your specs?” And a neofetch covers big parts of that.

People do this all the time.

I was not satisfied with Plasma because I would have different window styles etc. With Plasma 6 I removed all themes and all the shit and customized it with builtin features only. It looks so nice and clean and just works like a charm.

When you handle all your errs the same way, I’d say you’re doing something wrong. You can build some pretty strong err trace wrapping errs. I also think it’s more readable than the average try catch block.

Tbf: What else does one expect when buying a Ubisoft Game?

Ubisoft has been the absolute peak asshole game company for over 15 years now.

It’s been a year since installment. I just got the whatever-it-installs from the iterm download page. I really don’t know what it asked me to do.

I have been wrong. I once installed it via the website, but since my employer introduced a managed software center, I uninstalled and reinstalled it via the MSC – and that kept reinstalling iterm.

I’ve tried uninstalling / removing via terminal and findet multiple times. It’s gone for the session, but there again after restart.

edit: It was my employers managed software center that reinstalled iterm.

You’re absolute right with the random repos. Yet, when I started a year ago, I was pretty new to the whole linux thing and allowed myself some experimenting.

Wow, thats really elaborate. Thanks so much!

Yeah I’m really happy about some really good answers to my problem. This is my first non-experimental long used Linux system and when I started a year ago, I was experimenting with some stuff and added some repos that were recommended in some videos and blogs. And now I feel the pain of not keeping the count low :D Learning through pain is a real thing here.

Oh I didn’t know about the priority system. That might help. I guess I’ll try to figure out, if I need the wolfi repo in the first place and remove it if possible and in addition add OpenSUSE as a vendor of higher prio to avoid similar issues in the future.

I don’t know why the repo was added anymore. I’ll try a flag that was suggested in another response, or otherwise will try to remove the repo so it does not bother me anymore.

Tbh, I don’t know if I needed it and added it myself, or if it was an oob Repo. I’ll try to use the flag though. Thanks!

I’m not on Plasma 6 yet. I’m undecided whether I should do the switch as it defaulta to wayland, but Wayland seems to be not the best choice right now.

Hm, that’s sad. But I’d rather have it not just vanish, though. Is there a good replacement?

I need the colored one as a sticker to cover that weird square thingy on my super keys.