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It's funny how his tone is condescending and superior through the post as he googles (sorry, uses "search engine of choice") for obvious hacks to remove this fi
by xyzelement 7y ago
It's funny how his tone is condescending and superior through the post as he googles (sorry, uses "search engine of choice") for obvious hacks to remove this file, then at the end there's an update that he just didn't bother to find a checkbox in settings which disables the functionality :)
- winkeltripel 7y agoI mean, he found the checkbox in KDE's settings, which should have been respected, and several other technical ways to disable it from starting by itself, all of which should have been respected. It's still a shitty way to operate.
- jaybeeayyy 7y agolmao I was just about to say something similar. This dude was blinded by rage to the point where he just didn't....check the settings? Kudos to him for owning the mistake and keeping the post up. I'd do a shame delete immediately.
- chapium 7y agoI think its a matter of responsibility. KDE is responsible for startup of background applications and not the applications themselves, no? Skype didn't respect this and puts it an update away from being switched back on.
- aiilns 7y agoI didn't think his tone was being condescending and superior but I may have missed it. But then again, I care more about the topic than the tone one uses. I've had to use Microsoft teams for university lectures and I've faced the same issue. I hadn't bothered to solve it thinking I'll get rid of it as soon as the situation gets back to normal, but there are legitimate issues here that you easily dismiss with your comment. - Microsoft teams shouldn't _by default_ autostart on my computer. - Microsoft teams should respect the platform's settings (KDE autostart settings). These issues are not negated by having a button in settings that stops this irritating behavior.