Yours seems to work just fine, lemme do what you just did and show you in a few.
Okay works but doesnāt work for what I wanted to do
wanted to ln all files in hypr directory to a target directory but only works with sudoā¦ yet am the owner
Yep but Iām in my home directory. Does not even that work for you?
fishāÆ mkdir ccc
fishāÆ chmod ug-rw ccc
fishāÆ ln aaa ccc/bbb
ln: failed to create hard link 'ccc/bbb' => 'aaa': Permission denied
Iād have to sudo for this second one to work.
ā Mine doesnāt even say permission deniedā¦ It just creates but editing with vim does not reflect
lemme show you
š§ā± ls -li ~/.config/hypr
21260582 drwxr-xr-x - yada 3 Mar 08:40 īæ yadasrules
**21344499** .rw-r--r-- 524 yada 3 Mar 14:43 ī hyprland.conf
š§ā± en hyprland.conf ~/.config/hypr
š§ā± en hyprland.conf ~/.config/hypr
š§ā± ls -li ~/.config/hypr
21260582 drwxr-xr-x - yada 3 Mar 08:40 īæ yadasrules
**21364874** .rw-r--r-- 525 yada 3 Mar 14:44 ī hyprland.conf
I have noticed smth, while using āEchoā It does do well but when using emacs the inode changes like above
Could the editor you are using affect changes in hardlinksā¦(notice the fancy numbers changed)
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Ah, now I get it. Most editors do not rewrite the existing file, they rename it, make a new one with the previous name, then delete (or keep as backup) the old one.
That is to avoid potentially losing data if something goes wrong while writing.
If you need to link all the files, you can simply link the directory that contains them.
That one will stay in place.
You can use a symlink also.
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Never knew X.org was responsible for wayland, now It feels like Garuda maintainers maintaining
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Wash your mouth out with soap. 
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just a metaphorā¦ no stray bullets. , in my headā I always assumed xorg and wayland are like enemies. Just have to read more.
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Dude, you should examine your words before you say out 
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Yap, almost got killed ā¦ 
in my defense its too late to edit
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Notice anything strange? 
I admit defeat. I wanna look at the answers. 
3x power consumption compared to similar AMD.
This is likeā¦ wtf.
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So itās perfect for Apple computers because theyāre 3X the price of other similar hardware, WTF. 
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I removed .local, .config, .kde4 & .cache folders from the home directory. I think this should be sufficient to reset all settingsā¦
Edit:
It doesnāt seem to remove everything sudo rm -rf .local/. Unable to install updated versions of plugins, getting warning folder already exits in .loca/....
I think I will do a fresh installā¦
@dr460nf1r3, could you please update the dragonized edition iso if possible?
Itās dated 29.10.2023
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We are working on a new major release to contain those changes.
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Great!
Any tentative date for that?
Maybe I will take a break from KDE till that comesā¦
Also I donāt want to get distracted playing with plasma settings trying to customise it until my exams are overā¦
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Yes, lots of this. It wonāt let you install the updated plasma 6 versions (if there are any, very few at this time) if the old plasma5 versions exist on your system, which means you have to hunt them down and remove them manually.
Theming files are a mess as well, some of the old plasma5 versions work, such as window decorations, splash screens , but the global theme files donāt. Once again, will need to do some sorting and deleting. Overall, best to do a fresh install. I have made it work for now, but when I get time, I am going to do a fresh install to clear out all the old plasma5 files/settings.
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Eagerly waiting for a while 
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Well, I found an easier way.
Boot into a USB live session and delete local, .config, & .kde4. It cleans it all upā¦
There is no need to reinstall!
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