On 08-19-2024 01:43AM, Felix Miata wrote:
-pj composed on 2024-08-19 01:08 (UTC-0500):
'/etc/environment' directory does not exist by default either so this very well could be the case.
All my openSUSE installations, regardless of primary DE, or whether Leap or TW or Slowroll, have a file named /etc/environment, currently containing:
INITRD_IN_POSTTRANS=1 SKIP_REGENERATE_INITRD_ALL=1
Please explain more about the contents you add to "/etc/environment" if possible. I'm going to have to look them up because I do not know what they do at all as you may have already guessed.
rpm on TW reports /etc/environment is not owned by any package, so optional according to admin desire. Ok this is good to know.
Update on Disable of QML cache: Adding QML_FORCE_DISK_CACHE to /home/user/environment.d//envars.conf Appears to be a very, very bad decision at least on this machine. Resulting in *horrible* and a unusable desktop experience (application tabs unusable), I think maybe segfaulting. TTY1 even unable to open nano to modify file. In fact it was necessary to open a completely separate ICEWM session from SDDM and use nano to comment the entry out Even after commenting out the entry then powercycling and loading an X11 session desktop unusable...Added QML_FORCE_DISK_CACHE , powercycled.. machine still seizing up.....going to have to find default setting on this.... Found this to clear QML cache > https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/177720 # substitute -delete for -print if you want to see what happens instead of actually deleting the files find ${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/**/qmlcache -type f -delete Possibly turning off the Disk cache and not clearing QML cache caused prior problem. More investigation needed. Desktop appears to be stable for now with QML_FORCE_DISK_CACHE and QML cache cleared. -Greatest Hopes