wve: Could've been worse! :)

is there any easy to do these two mac things… i just realized as typing, this is more of a KDE than a freebsd question. But still, is there a way I can globally swap the functionlity of the control and command key, AND is there an easy way to have all drives show up on the desktop?

theres really are KDE questions, I should ask in a KDE channel

GoSox: i only have Linux KDE to test, but you might find Settings > Keyboard > Configure Key Bindings... > Ctrl Position does what you want. (you'll have to work out what "Command" is mapped to, since Unix doesn't usually have that key)

GoSox: if you are on X and not on wayland then xmodmap should be able to do it, no idea if KDE exposes that somewhere in a GUI settings dialog

ivy you are my hero for the day, purrrrfect

KDE calls it swapping windows and control keys, close enough

luckily i’m the only one thats ever going to use this machine because a non mac user would be very confused with all the customizations i’m making :D

i haaaate the forum software kde.org uses. its the worst

ill stick to reddit over that

nimaje: the Linux marking as "yes, this is for swap" saved me a couple of times. I think it is the right thing to do, but it is difficult to introduce now in FreeBSD. With uuid partitions it is a little less important.

On the forums we had somebody just recently swapping to a data partition by accident.

But that marking is already in the partition table as partition type? (no idea if freebsd checks that) Why an extra header on the partition itself?

GoSox: X11 or wayland?

sig`: None, live on the terminal

nimaje, On FreeBSD a swap partition is any partition mounted with swapon(8) and it will mount any partition as swap. In practice any partition listed in /etc/fstab can be mounted as swap. Such as /dev/mymostimportantwork for example.

lol

yes

don't add random swaps

people discussed it btw

safe swap labeling

device is only used if it's marked for swap