iturnedintoanewt, iturnedintoanewt@lemmy.world

WKUK - Iran

Hi guys! I’m considering some tool to edit the texts and images within a PDF. What would be some decent recommendations? So far I think the only with a semblance of working has been Libreoffice Draw, but it messed the formatting quite a lot (the arrangement is very much off in many pages, the text splits incorrectly, some images pop up duplicated and so on). But so far it’s the only one I’ve seen actually allowing me to play with the PDF contents. Are there any other/better options?

So…I’m installing KDE for my gf. She needs to be able to use Acrobat Pro in order to edit PDFs which is something she commonly does. So…I managed to install it. In Lutris. It does open, and from the ’open file’ menu, I can actually open PDFs to edit them.

Hi guys! I have a rather beefy machine. AMD Ryzen 7700, 32GB DDR5, GPU 7800XT 16GB, several NVME drives for OS, general data, games. And yet…after a while it becomes completely unresponsive. Mouse freezes, keyboard doesn’t key anything, and the screen gets completely frozen. Meanwhile the disk led gets full activity, almost constantly red. So…While this might be crazy pagination turning the system to a crawl (I have an 8GB swapfile), I want to be able to determine what’s going on. Is there a way I can check any log, or enable any kind of logging that would tell me what happened on the seconds before it became completely unresponsive? Who takes all my memory??

Hi guys!

Hi! So I have a backblaze account, and I would like to make a restic backup of my servers, but I’d like to be able to handle the paths, schedules and other options via GUI. What would be a good/easy GUI to set it up?

Hi guys! So…yeah. I have a Chuwi Minibook X N150 laptop that I’m testing around. Seems so far, so good regarding hardware support, with even the camera working on apps like the zoom flatpak. There’s one thing that keeps irking me though, and that’s the GRUB boot menu. It’s all rotated to the left (90º counter-clockwise). This is probably because they’re using some sort of tablet 1080p LCD screen. Once logged in, the acceleration sensors (took a couple of boots to get them working) take over, and determine what is up and down. At the SDDM login screen, I can handle it with a quick xrandr –output mydisplay –rotate right. But…GRUB? Seems grub ignores me.

So…As I installed KDE Neon recently, it worked and autosuspended perfectly after 15min, which is what’s set on Power Management settings. However, I’ve noticed after installing and configuring all the rest of the apps, it’s no longer the case. I mean, it DOES suspend if I manually click the Suspend in the start menu, or if I hit the suspend key from my keyboard. But it won’t do it on its own.

I mean, who thought of this as a good idea? I find it rather distracting. I’m trying to SSH into a computer and blam…a massive pop-up blocks me from reading what was before or anything else…just the pop-up in front, blocking text. It has the hidden password text field thing, but this one is to type yes/no to whether accept the server’s cert. Y hit enter after typing yes…and blam, another pop-up, this one is for the actual password.

Hi guys! I am changing distro and am kinda settling on KDE-Neon (ubuntu based), as this was pretty reliable for me back in the day. So far it’s been all great, but I’m wondering why Lutris (which came pre-configured and untouchable in a way in Nobara) won’t detect additional proton installs. I’m using ProtonPlus with Lutris chosen, and I have installed for example Proton-EM. I can see ProtonPlus did download and add a folder on my user:

Hi guys!