And that’s also a lot for an app that doesn’t have that many binary assets like images or videos. I do wonder what makes up most of these sizes. I see other apps that are arguably more complicated - like AntennaPod - using under 40MB; So I guess it has to do with actual native apps vs cross platform ones.
But that does make caps work as ctrl. What’s the behavior you want?
try changing your ~/.config/kxkbrc:
[Layout]
# ...
Options=caps:ctrl_modifier
# ...
that’s the file KDE’s keyboard settings change.
Also:
caps:ctrl_modifier means “Make Caps Lock act as an additional Ctrl modifier, but keep identifying as Caps Lock”ctrl:nocaps means Ctrl position -> “Caps Lock as Ctrl”ctrl:swapcaps means Ctrl position -> “Swap Ctrl and Caps Lock”I can see both en_DK and en_SE
did you run locale-gen after adding it?
I don’t know what you mean by that. It’s a locale, it has nothing to do with KDE or Plasma. It doesn’t even need a desktop environment. Plasma Settings will just pick up the ones you have installed.
fwiw here’s the en_SE locale source I use
http://www.stacken.kth.se/~auno/en_SE
as /usr/share/i18n/locales/en_SE
so yes, you can add them
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soft drinks have huge profit margins and take no server time to prepare
I’m with them, it’s one of the things I just used to drink at home, especially to get the choc to milk ratio right
actually milk is slightly acidic
jk
and the options are sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar, or water
SOT?
Screen on Time?
it seems like a general preference to system settings, even after ranking applications higher
and is excited about units being easy to convert
anyone who doesn’t is already dead inside
Later each new generation process became known as a technology node[17] or process node,[18][19] designated by the process’ minimum feature size in nanometers (or historically micrometers) of the process’s transistor gate length, such as the “90 nm process”. However, this has not been the case since 1994,[20] and the number of nanometers used to name process nodes (see the International Technology Roadmap for Semiconductors) has become more of a marketing term that has no standardized relation with functional feature sizes or with transistor density (number of transistors per unit area).[21]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semiconductor_device_fabrication#Feature_size
personally, I don’t care they try to simplify these extremely complicated chip layouts, but keep calling it X nanometers when there’s nothing of that feature size is just plain misleading.
Aren’t these sizes a marketing gimmick anyway? They used to mean the gate size of a transistor, but I don’t think that’s been the case for a few years now.
The banking system in the US is a legacy mess. Transfers still take business days to go through and making your bank account # and routing information available is actually a security concern, honestly I don’t even know why that’s still a thing.
Products like PayPal and Plaid try to provide something that is slightly more usable, but with this underlying obsolescence their functionality is very limited.
When paying for services, credit cards are still the way to do it. For P2P payments, people use PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, and others. Nothing even close to a unified system like Pix in Brazil.