tkna (TAKAHASHI Naoki)

No scrolling when moving cursor outside of display screen https://github.com/gwatcha/reaper-keys/assets/102382754/7fe260d0-70a4-4e61-a1ca-4520b365416a

I followed the following page and it solved the problem. https://github.com/swaywm/sway/wiki#i-have-a-multi-gpu-setup-like-intelnvidia-or-intelamd-and-sway-does-not-start--some-video-cards-cannot-display--full-screen-images-etc-will-be-corrupted Apart from this problem, I have been troubled with the following problem since a certain version of sway (`sway-git-1.10.r7328.dcb142b-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst`)....

I think the problem is that currently, if you do something like `i3-gnome-pomodoro daemon 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10` to specify a workspace that cannot...

> - allow the user to use a configuration file to configure this feature Unfortunately I am not yet competent enough to write a PR, but after a little research...

I see. In the following, `@home` is a subvolume, not a separate partition, so someone needs to adapt the script to handle it that way. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Snapper#Suggested_filesystem_layout In addition to that,...

> Personally I wouldn't advise having home as a subvolume: for example, reinstalling the system, filesystem corruption, multiboot all become (more) problematic. Indeed, I concur with your perspective. Nonetheless, I...

> It looks like https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Snapper#Restore_using_the_default_layout is what you're talking about here? Yes, I wrote that section. I also tested it. There may be a more sophisticated method, but I thought...

Indeed, when using `mv` or `cp` between subvolumes on a Btrfs filesystem, even though inodes differ, the underlying data is the same due to Btrfs's fundamental features, which alleviates concerns...

Certainly the addition of the following steps means that you are making that change. ```bash mv /mnt/@home-backup/.snapshots /mnt/@home/ ``` When I did it, it took a moment, just like a...

@danboid I am not using snapper as I have already moved to btrbk. So I will not actively participate in this discussion, but if @jrabinow doesn't mind, you can take...