05-07-2020, 01:42 PM
[member=11791]az2020[/member] You can just store the wifi password in root system wide using network manager. It will then auto-connect before you even log in if you like. At some point you must have checked a dialogue box that saved your wifi password to kwallet is all that's going on. Use network manager to store your wifi password. Set up your connection again and save it from network manager and if it prompts you to save to kwallet don't. I test Kubuntu too right now and I don't have the problem you describe... but then Network Manager is one of my favorite pieces of Linux software and usually the first one I use after installation.
[member=20274]ldcdc[/member] This is not really a bug but more like an opinion. I recommend not using trash directly on any external drive. Create a file called standby or something and move files you are not sure about deleting to it instead of your ~/trash folder. I have always thought implementations of trash folders on Linux to be unnecessary given the way Linux updates and the file paths it uses compared to MS. This is also one of the many reasons that high end large system MS OEM desktops often ship with two disks, one SSD one HDD.
KDE in general, especially with SUSE and Kubuntu, is designed to be idiot proof, that is reliable OOTB and as feature rich as Linux can be. This makes the interface confusing at times... but generally stable enough to endure operator error.
TC
[member=20274]ldcdc[/member] This is not really a bug but more like an opinion. I recommend not using trash directly on any external drive. Create a file called standby or something and move files you are not sure about deleting to it instead of your ~/trash folder. I have always thought implementations of trash folders on Linux to be unnecessary given the way Linux updates and the file paths it uses compared to MS. This is also one of the many reasons that high end large system MS OEM desktops often ship with two disks, one SSD one HDD.
KDE in general, especially with SUSE and Kubuntu, is designed to be idiot proof, that is reliable OOTB and as feature rich as Linux can be. This makes the interface confusing at times... but generally stable enough to endure operator error.
TC
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