>After this operation, 1,256 kB disk space will be freed.

>>62337120
>Being this desperate...

>look at disk space before windows update
>look at disk space after windows update
>it's slightly less
as a Windows 10 user, I know that feeling.

>not using ccleaner

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because freeing a megabyte of disk space is not a noteworthy accomplishment in Windows land

>>62337226
member the times of Windows 7 when fresh installed OS was like 7 GB and after 5 hours of update-reboot sequence it was 33 gb?

>>62337120
>>After this operation, 1,256 kB disk space will be freed.
>Fetched 20.1MB in 28s (713 kB/s)
how's it living in the 3rd world?

>>62337120
Ah, the feeling of debloating

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>mfw deborphan/autoremove

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>mfw disabling a single USE flag sometimes clears shit ton of packages
eg. USE=detailedmemory for kde-plasma/libksysguard pulls in qtwebkit which pulls in ruby etc. No webkit shit on my computer

>>62338545
qtwebkit is so fucking gay. takes all day to compile that shit on my toaster.

>>62338363
an aussie whale?

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>>62337942
>5 hours of update-reboot sequence
this. just honestly, what were they thinking?

>use windows 7
>wonder why harddrive is full
>windows downloaded 10gb windows 10 upgrade without asking you

>>62338914
>use 10
>wonder why hard drive is full
>3gb thumbnail cache

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>>62338928

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>>62338844

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>>62338928
>use Linux
>no thumbnails

>>62339111

something has always been sketcky about this report from the battlefied to be honest

>>62339111
Are really MS on this damage control? lol

>>62339195
Your post in a nutshell:
>"Have you ever just if you would was could have you ever when we how when what you'd when you are really if you would was could have you ever when we how when we how when what you'd when you ever just would was could have you ever when we how when what you'd when you are really if you would was could have you ever when we how when damage control?"

>>62338844
Why do people always post this? The guy is just a brainlet. The process is simple and not uncommon for >ENTERPRISE environments.

>>62339245
many microsofties corroborate it's impossible to work on windows for 50/50 bureaucracy/spaghetti code reasons, though that post may be fake https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2006/11/24/how-many-microsofties-does-it-take-to-implement-the-off-menu/

>>62339239
Nice meltdown fag, your post doesn't even make sense

>>62338750
Gtk webkit is the same.

>>62339417
I was only mimicking your dumb post.
(See >>62339195).

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>>62339111
>(((:^D)))(((ebin)))"""" """"

>>62338844
>what it takes to add a dropdown
So there's a .cpp file that defines the behaviour and a .xaml file that defines the look of the UI.
If you want to add a new dropdown of course you're going to just copy the piece of xaml that defines it elsewhere and simply change the entries.
Same for the callback, it's mostly the same for every dropdown just with different ids.
String resources are required for localization. The only issue is the sequential id requirement.

There is absolutely nothing wrong or unusual about this process.
If you've ever worked with Android you'll know that it works exactly the same except that it generates resource ids for you.
The green guy is just retarded.

>>62337120
bump

>>62340411
>There is absolutely nothing wrong [...] about this process.

layout.addComponent(new JButton("Even fucking Java Swing was more elegant 15 years ago."));

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>>62337120
feels good man

>>62337120
>>62338241
Ah, the feeling of autism

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>>62339125

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>You can use Disk Cleanup to free up to 188MB of disk space
You thought wrong freetard

>>62337120
>>62342933
What's the string, boys? I fresh installed Fedora 26 (64-bit) a day or two ago but I wanna feel cool too.

I mean, clean up installation blobs.

>>62343105
Where's the "remove unused libraries" option?

>>62339125
werks for me

>>62343105
>No remove privacy invasion setting
LMAO

>>62343105
>needing a tool specifically to remove trash files

>>62343684
this isn't a cleanup, it's updated packages being smaller than older packages, so an upgrade saves space

not at all related to things like >>62343105

>>62339111
>>62339245
>>62340411
microshit shills sphincters reach all-time tightness.

>>62339125
Lubuntu?

>>62343870
So apt autoclean with a gui?
I remember ubuntu before unity had a very similar gui application

why is tearing such a problem on linux? why can't open source neckbeards get that to work right?

>>62346159
don't have any problems with tearing here

Are you mentally retarded or just a fucking idiot?

>>62346159
Learn to composit.

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>>62337120
noob query incoming: when you upgrade packages, does it delete old versions of those same packages?

>>62346159
because the graphics front end is basically a web server

>>62338020
Debian servers are slow.

>>62346176
on what distro?

>>62346204
I've tried enabling vsync with compton but it still doesn't fix the issue, only alleviates it. Why is such a basic feature as tear free user experience so uncommon on linux?

>>62346281
>on what distro?
arch

>GNU/Linux users get hard-ons from freeing up 1MiB of disk space

Truly a group suffering from serious mental disorders.

>>62346546
>he gets hard-ons from being in a botnet

>>62341771
>creating your layout with a bunch of chained function calls instead of simple markup