int** is inside a TV, and persumably int* must be inside another TV(even though uts not edited in). The image perespective is showing one thing inside the other, inside the other. So when when int*** points the TV it reference int**, which reference int* which reference int. Its just edited very bad

This is what happens when app devs make the installer instead of system doing via package manager

Still doesnt update the system

Well if it dissolved any insulation, it will not work, as the coil isnt even coiling. It is not a one big coil buy just two ends shorted(or as in the picture, a very small coil. Since this works i can only conclude coating does not dissolve in acetone

Well obviously for you if username checks out...

I'm afraid this is coming from Drew Devault

I belive nextcloud integration is there in KDE, but it don't have stuff like google account and such integrations(which is a plus for me)

I thought there are two limits, but they were same.

I would like to see what are differences in content for thoose different desktop files. Is there any difference in launch options? Do they contain mimetype feilds? It seems like specification explicitly states it(Nodisplay) being useful for mime types so it probably is expected feature within the spec. Also spec says nodisplay should hide from "menus" which i'm not sure if its just app launcher or all menus

The argument I see all over here (from kde side) is that support for mimetypes are optional plugins, and within the spec making multiple desktop entries is the only choice when doing so.

Googling the issue i found this

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=403194

Says its because gnome isn't supporting that freedesktop standard for some reason. This is a non issue in kde