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| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> "also, I was wondering how to make the desktop open applications desktop specific (so I don't see the ones I opened on desktop 1 on desktop 3 for example)" - the same for me! | 06:23 |
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| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> I found it! | 06:24 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> Right-click bottom panel on empty space, select "configure task manager", change "Show only windows from desktop" to "current" | 06:25 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> Now if anyone knows - where this config is saved? I want to automate this change for new installs./ | 06:26 |
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| lubot | luna myarch was added by: luna myarch | 11:34 |
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| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> What is limiting size of /tmp ? | 14:30 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> I have single partition for everything ( / mount point) except swap and one for swap. | 14:31 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> `lsblk` appears to confirm this | 14:31 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> But when I navigate with PsManFM-qt to /tmp it is showing that I have only 1.9 GB of free space. | 14:32 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> I have 48.7 GB of free space on / | 14:32 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> In combination with Unity Hub being stupid ( https://forum.unity.com/threads/there-is-not-enough-space-to-download-and-install-the-selected-items-bug.684841/ ) I am unable to install 2019.3 release of Unity. | 14:33 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> 1) How can I check partitions? `lsblk` and KDE partition manager is not showing /tmp as being on a separate partition | 14:34 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> 2) or is maybe /tmp using swap partition? | 14:34 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> 3) is there some other limit of /tmp folder size? | 14:35 |
| wxl | @Mateusz (i can't really at you because you don't have a username, fyi) if you `mount | grep tmp` what does it report for the size key? also try `df -h | grep tmp` | 14:42 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> @wxl https://gist.github.com/matkoniecz/63f8c5b2eab417852410f79427c7a158 has `mount | grep tmp` output, not sure how to interpret it | 14:46 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> tmpfs on /tmp type tmpfs (rw,noatime) | 14:46 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> has no specified size | 14:46 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> df -h | grep tmp is showing something | 14:46 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> tmpfs 2,0G 300K 2,0G 1% /tmp | 14:47 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> what would fit 2GB limit shown by file browser | 14:47 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> but I am unsure about its source | 14:47 |
| wxl | meaning you're unsure what sets it? | 14:47 |
| wxl | you might find this useful https://askubuntu.com/questions/199565/not-enough-space-on-tmp | 14:48 |
| wxl | the remount with a different size seems like it would do the trick for you | 14:48 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> I am especially confused by one thing - I though that you have 1 file system on 1 partition | 14:49 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> And from what I see I have more than one file system on a single partition, with file systems acting as subpartitions (?) | 14:49 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> Including size limits and maybe other stuff that I though were acting at partition level | 14:49 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> Also mounting seemed to me to apply at partition level | 14:50 |
| wxl | well a partition is a subdivision of physical hard drive space | 14:50 |
| wxl | it's a physical measurement | 14:50 |
| wxl | while a filesystem can mean a lot of different things | 14:50 |
| wxl | including nothing! | 14:50 |
| wxl | well, nothing physical at least | 14:51 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> So what will `sudo umount /tmp` do? | 14:52 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> It will unmount current /tmp and new one will appear, now not longer as separate filesystem? | 14:52 |
| wxl | remove the virtual filesystem (of type tmpfs) related to /tmp | 14:52 |
| wxl | which doesn't remove /tmp but removes the special-ness of it and then /tmp is nothing more than a set of actual files on your hard drive | 14:53 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> I am asking as RAM disk (solution 1) will not work - I have just 4GB and need over 20GB of space. | 14:53 |
| wxl | just look at the remount solution; tl;dr you remount tmp with the size you l ike | 14:53 |
| wxl | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tmpfs | 14:54 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> At least I know where part of hard drive capacity disappeared, it was taken by /tmp | 14:55 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> Thanks! `sudo mount -o remount,size=10G /tmp` worked | 14:57 |
| wxl | np :) | 14:57 |
| wxl | remember that won't be permanent | 14:57 |
| wxl | i'm not sure that matters in this case | 14:57 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> Now I need to figure how much stupid Unity needs because it is not showing real needs and real capacity | 14:57 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> nonpernament is preferable! | 14:58 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> I want it just during install | 14:58 |
| wxl | well that's a good question that i really don't know. i'd probably ask them although judging by that link you might not get good answers XD | 14:58 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> And I have relatively small SSD so wasting 10-20GB is not OK | 14:58 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> @wxl I will just experiment | 14:58 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> Binary search FTW | 14:58 |
| wxl | heh yep | 14:58 |
| lubot | <Mateusz Konieczny> 10GB allowed installation to start. Thanks again for a help, I was really confused what is happening! | 15:04 |
| wxl | np | 15:04 |
| tweak | hi, just curious the file location for mouse cursor themes? | 22:03 |
| tweak | nevermind, answered my own question | 22:04 |
| yooki | !IRC | 23:52 |
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