=== Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [07:28] Fed_Cal was added by: Fed_Cal [07:51] hi, i have freeze problems that last a few minutes. from ksysguard the cpu goes to 100% but in reality I don't think that the cpu is really 100% it is because the fans do not increase speed, and also because with s-tui tool cores remain at a low level of utilization. … During these freezes, with the command top, no particular process appears to be prevalent. Maybe kwin_x11. … Do you know what could be the cause of these freezes, o [07:51] how to identify it? [08:23] I used to have the same problem except it was permanent until reboot. Then I realized I could remove it by switching to battery then back to the plug [08:36] I uploaded to 20.04.1 .... The snap directory in the home directory of the users .... it is pretty annoying .... why is this not in the .config directory? [08:44] it is unclear why we need a snap directory in the users home, when the snap packages are installed at system level. [08:49] fed_cal, high io wait by any chance? [08:51] eeos, it is by design, but you can *hide* it >> echo snap >> ~/.hidden # the .hidden file with just the name snap in it should do the trick [08:51] or any folder there if you want [08:52] it will be visible on the comandline though [08:53] that folder contains user settings and stuff [09:07] oerheks: I just do not understand why it is not in either .config or .local .... we have configuration locations, it does not look like a particularly good choice. [09:07] oerheks: particularly when you use snap to install system wide. Te more I use snap, flatpak and appImage, the less I like them. [09:09] you do install snaps systemwide, your $HOME folder contains user stuff. again, it is by design. [09:11] oerheks: again, I do not think it is a good design choice, because we have directories in the home of users that are made for that purpose, namely .config and .local. [09:12] oerheks: and it is unclear what is the rationale behind this design choice. Indeed, if you look at the snap development docs, there is no good explanation for such as choice. [09:15] add yourself to this bugreport? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/snapd/+bug/1575053 [09:15] Launchpad bug 1575053 in snapd "Please move the "$HOME/snap" directory to a less obtrusive location" [High,Confirmed] [09:15] i think it is fine. [09:25] Hello, is https://snapcraft.io a secure source of apps? [09:25] oerheks: yes. I see that they have finally recognised that is a (really) poor design choice and they are going to address it by 21.04. [09:26] konrados, yes, it is the official front store [09:26] oerheks, thanks! [09:27] yw === MANIAC is now known as Guest74097 [09:30] Thanks for link to the bug in any case, I added my voice to it. [09:42] By the way, the default flatpak seems to have disappeared from the default installation of discover software center .... (I have just upgrade from 18.04 to 20.04.1) [09:43] flatpack? that is optional .. [09:45] oerheks: I thought we had it by default on 18.04 .... [09:45] blasfemie ! [09:46] no, and flatpak has some serious disadvantages. [09:46] like: i do not support it :-D [09:57] oerheks: yes, it has some serious disadvantages .... I agree. [10:01] oerheks: resource usage is rather intensive with snap though .... and pity there is no support for AppImage integration .... [10:02] That, is on my wishlist, deb - snap - appimage - flatpak - github build. all in one software store. [10:03] deb + snap standard, the rest optional ofcourse [10:04] oerheks: and mine .... administering systems is becoming increasingly more complex .... particularly updates and upgrades [10:13] oerheks: yes .... even if we are using appimage quite extensively and the integration is rather poor at this stage) and appimagekit missing .... [10:27] 👍 [10:33] LMAO "oerheks" [10:34] https://www.deepl.com/translator#nl/en/oerheks === MANIAC is now known as Guest73184 [13:07] Hi folks === kubuntu is now known as Guest75484 === Lord_of_Life_ is now known as Lord_of_Life [21:57] Mesut was added by: Mesut === WildSoft_ is now known as WildSoft