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  • Use these to enable Wayland support: --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland

    To launch the app on ARM, install electron from package manager, copy paste signal's application directory and launch like this:

    /path/to/electron /path/to/app.asar

    I don't use Signal, these are generic instructions for electron apps so YMMV.

  • I brought a 10 month old system up to date and here is the advice I was given:

    • Update from tty
    • Update archlinux-keyring first
    • Reboot immediately after update is complete

    Unexpectedly, I did not have to resolve any dependency issues. I just hit "enter" on any prompt lol

  • GPU load should increase when watching videos, even if hardware acceleration is enabled. In about:config, set media.hardware-video-decoding.force-enabled as true and restart firefox. Additional stuff may be needed for Mac which I don't know.

  • When I did dual boot (good riddance) I gave Linux <100 GB and rest to Windows. I had additional storage partitions but in long term they made management harder for me so I mounted Windows partition for additional space. Here are my recommendations:

    • Merge "Mint" and "Timeshift" partitions.
    • Use BTRFS if you can. In rsync mode of timeshift, the disk will hold 2 copies of your current system + changes between snapshots. In BTRFS there will be 1 copy + changes. BTRFS also supports compression.
    • System wide flatpaks are in /var/lib/flatpak/app. Flatpak installed for one user only are installed somewhere in ~/.var. Keep in mind that home directory is not backed up by default.
    • If you can, ditch dual boot. If the reason of keeping Windows is MS Office or Adobe apps, you can install them on Wine.