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I use KDE because the GNOME UI is unbearably bad, but KDE is way more buggy in my experience. The KDE file explorer often touches my files (updates the "most r
by daymanstep 2y ago
I use KDE because the GNOME UI is unbearably bad, but KDE is way more buggy in my experience.
The KDE file explorer often touches my files (updates the "most recently accessed" timestamp") for no apparent reason.
The KDE screen recorder eats up infinite RAM and takes only a few seconds to consume all of 64GB of RAM and crashes my PC.
KDE often has a bug where I cannot click inside application windows. I have to restart plasma in order to be able to click inside windows again.
Sleep often fails in that my PC will go to sleep and then wake up, but there is a black screen and even unplugging and re-plugging the display cable doesn't do anything. Even REISUO doesn't do anything, seems like the kernel is crashed.
And lots and lots of other bugs.
- SAI_Peregrinus 2y ago> The KDE file explorer often touches my files (updates the "most recently accessed" timestamp") for no apparent reason. Are you sure that's not Baloo building a search index in the background?
- daymanstep 2y agoI don't know exactly what it is, but the timestamps coincide with when I visit the directory - they don't get updated until I visit the directory in Dolphin.
- SAI_Peregrinus 2y agoHuh. Maybe reading metadata from the files triggers the atime update? I've got `noatime` for all my mounts, so I'd never see this and it doesn't seem to modify files.