00:03:03 <ek> wve: Could've been worse! :)
08:33:01 <GoSox> 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?
08:33:12 <GoSox> theres really are KDE questions, I should ask in a KDE channel
08:58:57 <ivy> 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)
09:05:14 <nimaje> 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
09:46:27 <GoSox> ivy you are my hero for the day, purrrrfect
09:46:46 <GoSox> KDE calls it swapping windows and control keys, close enough
09:47:21 <GoSox> 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
10:21:46 <GoSox> i haaaate the forum software kde.org uses. its the worst
10:21:56 <GoSox> ill stick to reddit over that
11:55:29 <cracauer> 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.
11:55:56 <cracauer> On the forums we had somebody just recently swapping to a data partition by accident.
11:57:07 <nimaje> 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?
16:10:36 <sig`> GoSox: X11 or wayland?
18:45:57 <nmz> sig`: None, live on the terminal
21:24:17 <rwp> 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.
21:29:48 <ketas> lol
21:29:51 <ketas> yes
21:30:14 <ketas> don't add random swaps
21:30:56 <ketas> people discussed it btw
21:31:12 <ketas> safe swap labeling
21:31:43 <ketas> device is only used if it's marked for swap