A week ago I decided to give Fedora another try. I installed Fedora KDE and it caused me problems. I naturally thought it was a Fedora thing but ends up it was a KDE thing. So I installed my DWM repo and the problems I was having with Fedora went away. I don't want to use KDE anymore and would rather just keep using Fedora with DWM or a wayland WM.

My question is do I just keep using Fedora KDE or do I have to switch to another Fedora "spin"? I don't want to use KDE anymore, I'd love to just remove it all completely, switch login managers, and free up some space but apparently doing so would break my Fedora install from what I read online and that alone is making me question my decision to switch to Fedora. I feel like I'm "locked in" to a version of it I'm not really going to use. i.e. when it updates, it's going to update KDE with crap I won't use.

Can I remove KDE? switch login managers? is there an easier way to switch my Fedora version instead of having to reinstall the distro?

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I've been having issues with Window Managers lately either mouse or keyboard issues when gaming and my annoyance after using them for a solid couple years when it comes to configuring them. So I asked "can't I just make Plasma look like one?" answer is yes.

It tiles the same way DWL or another WM does, made the status bar to also look the same. I prefer Konsole now over other terminal emulators so I just left it as is. My Plasma is now essentially a tiling WM without the headaches of a tiling WM and everything now just works.

I've been using Qobuz for about a month now and have been adding tracks to a single playlist. I then discovered that qobuz has a 2000 track limit for playlists. I don't like that. I like having all my music in one place so I can shuffle it all and not think about it.

However for favourites there doesn't appear to be a limit. So what was the solution? Favourite all my tracks in my playlist. But I had 1998 tracks and instead of clicking on each track one by one I made a script to do it for me.

https://codeberg.org/rozodru/qbzfavs

it's pretty simple and fetches all your tracks and then bulk favourites them in batches of 50.

DISCLAIMER: This script uses Qobuz's private/unofficial API, which is not publicly documented or supported. It may break at any time if Qobuz changes their API. Use at your own risk and in accordance with Qobuz's terms of service.