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Sheogorath | In reply to @odi-3:fedora.im As mentioned Timeshift is not an option for me. I would like something better integrated with the system. snapper seems like a great solution, but it would be better if it was configured upstream and was out-of-the-box for the end user. There is a simple reason why there isn't a nice out of the box solution for it (yet): Someone has to do the work. Either upstream or downstream. If you want ot improve the snapper defaults, it's usually recommended to try upstream first. But you can also look for the package in src.fedoraproject.org and reach out to the maintainer :) | 10:28:45 |
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Angelo | In reply to @sheogorath:shivering-isles.com There is a simple reason why there isn't a nice out of the box solution for it (yet): Someone has to do the work. Either upstream or downstream. If you want ot improve the snapper defaults, it's usually recommended to try upstream first. But you can also look for the package in src.fedoraproject.org and reach out to the maintainer :) Thanks for you feedback! | 10:43:35 |
Angelo | Hi guys, it's me again :) I noticed that Qt applications that adopt the qt-adwaita theme (or something similar) show a shadow around the windows that the libadwaita or adwaita-gtk3 theme doesn't have. I'm wondering if it's a theme error or a theme configuration issue. If so, could you tell me how to resolve it? | 19:20:42 |
nirik | Angelo: sounds like a question for #fedora:fedoraproject.org ? (this is the social room...) | 19:25:13 |
Angelo | In reply to @nirik:matrix.scrye.com Angelo: sounds like a question for #fedora:fedoraproject.org ? (this is the social room...) You're right, but I was afraid it wasn't a particularly relevant topic for that room. Here you can talk freely about a little bit of everything. At least I think so. | 19:27:26 |
nirik | but that specific thing perhaps the kde room might be best? but sure, you can ask here... | 19:28:44 |
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