The „merciless exploitation of the working class” is not how they get rich, but how they keep their wealth. If you’re poor, you can’t really exploit the working class. It’s basically just birth lottery with a really really small section for the people with luck and/or hard work.

Many things are wrong with me, I’m not ashamed to admit it. Tell me what do you think I did wrong, I’m open for suggestions.

I don’t know what you mean by this, but you probably misunderstood what I’m trying to say. I know of this tool, and I have been using it for years, but going into a random comment section and posting a link very vaguely related to the original conversation is a thing usually done by scammers, and doing this probably doesn’t help spreading the good word about your favourite project

Why are you promoting it like it’s one of those scam sites?

No, it’s when I click the thumbnail. It doesn’t show up in either the browser or youtube history.

Yes, but it does a refresh for some reason when you use it. And it also makes the thing more painful sometimes, because first the browser uses the cache, shows you the page as you left it, then it does a refresh before anything becomes clickable

Good for you, sometimes I only notice it after watching one or two videos on another tab, and then it’s really annoying

How does that stop you from being affected? It’s literally an <a> element

At the moment, it’s just git pulls, until I find a better solution. But now it has a uninstall.sh so you can delete it without a build folder atleast

Thanks for the idea, I’ll try doing someting like that. Until then, in most cases, you can just do sudo make uninstall in the build folder, for opensuse, I have no idea yet, I’m not too familiar with cmake, so I’ll have to do some research on that. Maybe the best solution would be writing a script that works everywhere, and then, you also don’t have to have a build folder.

Thanks!

https://github.com/Bali10050/Lightly

I’ll try looking into what needs to be done for it to work for you, if fedora has an easy to understand packaging system like arch I might be able to do something, but based on my experiences with fedora, it probably doesn’t have that

Yes, thank you. I’ve seen you discussing it already, and I’d love to help, but I have almost no experience even with normal fedora, and I could barely install it onto a vm to see if everything works correctly, and also, I have never even tried any atomic distros and I have no idea how they work. If you think I can help with anything, just write me a message and if I see it I’ll try to help

Thanks!

The best I can say is to try installing these as dependencies, because I’m starting to get lost in the ubuntu based distros different package sources

sudo apt install kf6-kcoreaddons-dev kf6-kcolorscheme-dev kf6-kguiaddons-dev kf6-kiconthemes-dev kf6-kconfig-dev kf6-ki18n-dev kf6-kwindowsystem-dev kf6-kirigami-dev kf6-kcmutils-dev

Thanks!

Thanks!

What os do you use?

You should try installing these dependencies:

cmake extra-cmake-modules kdecoration qt5-declarative qt5-x11extras kcoreaddons kcmutils kcolorscheme kconfig kguiaddons kiconthemes kwindowsystem

I’m not familiar with gentoo’s packaging system, so I can’t tell you what command should you use, but if you find a way to install it properly, you can help the project by writing a segment to the readme about the installing of dependencies in gentoo