Yeah but I’d rather have something with a journaling system that might make recovery easier. I don’t have any issue with temporarily connecting the drive to my pi and then moving the files via sftp (or spinning a vm via hyper-v/wsl). Also I don’t have much experience with CoW filesystems like zfs and btrfs and I am scared to mess with them in case I cause data loss by accident. So ext4 it is…

I use fedora 40 kinoite which uses btrfs but i am not sure i trust it enough for this data. Also forgot to mention in original post that I had some problems when overwriting files in ntfs which caused corruption. Thankfully chkdsk on a windows machine fixed that but I wouldn’t like for that to happen again when backing up from a linux machine.

Finally! Plasma 6!

What if I do both?

There is also bitwig with an official flatpak

One quick suggestion is running sudo pacman -Sc. Also switch to flatpak on some apps since these are stored in /home. If these don’t work/are not suitable to your situation, give more information like mentioned on the other comments.

That is another word for “bad”… But I guess that was the joke 😅

De: KDE Plasma Theme: Breeze AlphaBlack Cursors: BreezeX Black

VSCodium has a Wayland version already. On firefox, you have to enable it if it doesn’t do it by default.

The rest are the same with yours but add wayland allow tearing support for better latency in videogames.

Oh! 😅

??? What do you mean???

No i mean not configuring sudo when there is a root password in there.

Didn’t know that! Ty!

Debian also doesn’t configure root by default

Wayland is not ready for gaming/streaming since it lacks a few features on obs (mainly the docks) and there is forced “vsync” on the games and you can’t have tearing unless the game is wayland native and you have a recent desktop environment version on your distro thag supports it. Also some other apps may be buggy but for general usage is pretty much ready i’d say.

You could install the flatpak version…

I use audacious for my flac files and yes, it does remember position.