DEs dont use mount and fstab, they use udisks2 which works with polkit, GUI prompts or rootless.
Using udisksctl prevents a ton of breakages.
I dont know about how autostart files work anymore, I always thought just place stuff in ~/.config/autostart but now those dont work anymore on KDE, sometimes.
I think you use your init system for that. If you go fully rootless, you can create a user systemd service that mounts the drive.
We should invent something that rotates community IDs but only non-bots see the real IDs, flood lemmy instanced with anti-AI posts and dont federate those posts.
Like, lemmy.ml/c/linux is suddenly garbage, and actually another community.
But I guess that would create massive drawbacks in UX, requiring javascript, logins or even captchas and breaking links
It didnt become Cromite. Bromite was abandoned and a single person or a couple regular maintainer forked it and created Cromite, embedding code from AdBlockPlus etc.
I heard that Cromite is shady, and recommendations pro Brave instead.
I cant find the sources, this topic is really complicated, brave is shady too.
Which is crazy as Brave is so much more bloated.
Mulch is a based browser for regular Android, close behind Vanadium in features and release cadence, but without patches that break regular Android and only work on GrapheneOS.
You can get a cheap Chromebook too, I got one in front of me! 140€, corebooted with MrChromebox coreboot, runs LUKS encrypted Fedora Kinoite just fine!
Battery lasts 8h, but that thing has no storage and a pretty damn slow CPU
But stuff like writing text fields and moving them around is just horrible. The text doesnt behave as expected at all, formatting is always lost, moving instead grabs something random from the background
No. Kubuntu now has a non-broken KDE Plasma. Fedora 41 has a slightly improved Plasma 6. CentOS Stream 10 with EPEL 10 will have Plasma 6 too, which is a huge step in "being something I could consider switching to".
DEs dont use
mountand fstab, they useudisks2which works with polkit, GUI prompts or rootless.Using
udisksctlprevents a ton of breakages.I dont know about how autostart files work anymore, I always thought just place stuff in
~/.config/autostartbut now those dont work anymore on KDE, sometimes.I think you use your init system for that. If you go fully rootless, you can create a user systemd service that mounts the drive.
mkdir -p ~/flashdrive cat <<EOF > ~/.config/systemd/user/flashdrive-mount.service [Unit] Description=Mount flash drive on /dev/sda #After=multi-user.target [Service] Type=oneshot ExecStart=/usr/bin/udisksctl mount --block-device /dev/sda --mount-point /home/$USER/flashdrive RemainAfterExit=true [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target EOF systemctl --user enable --now flashdrive-mount.serviceNot sure if
After=multi-user.targetandWantedBy=multi-user.targettwists the space time continuum or something.I am always kinda confused by those targets, as you must state one.