Btw add license to the repo and license info to readme

Yeah i hate managing systemd stuff because its messy on terminal

It’s transparent image lol it fitted dark theme of your client perfectly

Still stuck at splashscreen. But atleast it now showed a unsupported device warning.

I just installed this again after long time by seeing your post. So yeah the latestt version(Play store)

Idk it never opens for me. Stuck at splash screen

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/altoona-mcdonald-s-review-bombed-following-police-tip-about-unitedhealthcare-ceo-shooting-suspect/ar-AA1vyz4N

Yes actually I think that’s what happening here

Uh why?

Wait what is that sarcastic? I don’t get it. For us there is co existance of govt. and private schools, and both are being used by the public

Yeah just add schools that but also let private schools to exist

And his AI is said to have 90% error rate which denies valid claims 90% of the time…

Found this from wikipedia page in the background section

…rimjob_steve

No alternative. You will not exist

Nice try, FBI.

It is probably normal. Don’t decrease your swappiness too much.

I think it happened the following way:

See the “cached” ram is taking 19 gigs. Theese cached ram improves performance by keeping frequently used system files on ram. So the actual occupied amount of ram would be 5+19 ≈ 25gb. Thoose system files might be used more than other app’s ram so that they have higher priority to be in ram. So at the time you opened certain other applications, the total ram usage including cached might be a little over the availiable ram and likely got swapped. The once swapped thing won’t be cleared immediately or with any much priority. I often see swapped contents remain even after closing a bunch of apps which gave empty space in ram.

So its just normal but is it using swap without once opening enough apps to fill the availiable space with used+cached? If so I would also be concerned

Well it was a reference to previous posts who only criticized biden

https://cdn.kde.org/android/fdroid/repo/org.kde.elisa

But the problem is that it doesnt always work properly

Well I installed linux the day i bought my first laptop. I just started windows, got bored after sometime, then install fedora KDE because i can’t withstand windows issues