Every time you need to use a Snap application half of your data will randomly disappear

Arrow in my head, arrow in my head, arrow has flew right trough my head, arrow that caused me this great pain, arrow that ruined my day!..

I’ve never used fractional scaling but it’s obvious you don’t understand that it’s not about resolution but about screen size+resolution. On small displays with big resulutions like modern laptops a fractional scaling is absolutely essential unless you want to squint your eyes even with 20/20 vision.

I’m still waiting for ThanosLinux that’s based on Ubuntu and only uses Snaps.

It would. At least we’ve go Photopea which can cover most needs. Probably still not a viable alternative for professionals… depending on what you need to do.

Not yet but I’d at least narrow it down to Arch and Fedora. I don’t think either of those is a bad choice.

Guess I wont stop then. Kids crossing the road? Too bad, I don’t wanna see the ads just because you have to get to the other side…

When the neighbour is too noisy so you told him to pipe it down

Yes

Is it because they’re black bars?

No it’s not. 9GAG is untouchable in this aspect.

Me English very yes!

Lioff

• “Could you please…?”
• “No! I’ve got shit to do!”

Yes, caching was disabled. Done again in reverse order, no time for the USB stick to cool down as I’ve popped it right into another device when it finished on the one before. And yes, the same USB stick I’ve tested with before.

• Zen3 Fedora41 PC - 5min 25s
• Zen4 Fedora41 Laptop - 3min 31s
• Zen1 Windows PC - 2min 19s

single 4.4GB video file

• Zen1 based Windows PC - 2min 10s (could unmount right after progress finished)
• Zen4 based Fedora41 laptop - 3min 1s (progress finished within 1min but then took 2min to unmount)
• Zen3 based Fedora41 PC - 5min 16s (progress finished within 20s but took almost 5min to unmount)

No it did not get warm at all because it was barely doing anything. But so that I’m fair I’ve borrowed different USB 3.2 Gen1 drive and tested also with my Fedora Laptop.

single 4.4GB video file

• Zen1 based Windows PC - 2min 10s (could unmount right after progress finished)
• Zen4 based Fedora41 laptop - 3min 1s (progress finished within 1min but then took 2min to unmount)
• Zen3 based Fedora41 PC - 5min 16s (progress finished within 20s but took almost 5min to unmount)

Thanks but that does not solve my problem. I’m not looking for alternative. If someone hands me USB drive to copy files for him I won’t be able to use “LocalSend”.

As I’ve already mentioned, sync does absolutely nothing. The copy took so long that the sync command exited 4 times while the files were still transfering and were nowhere near finishing. Regarding the watch -d grep -e Dirty: -e Writeback: /proc/meminfo command, I did not mention it in this thread but I did try it and yes, there was some almost 900k kB of data in the “Dirty” buffer that went up and down constantly even after I’ve disabled the caching.

it just finished, 4h for 40GB (6 files)