Detect / Delete App Data
Use case: - You tested an app and decided not to use it - The app is not available any more for current NC versions What I want: - Delete all app-related data from user folders and database, e.g. an additional button on the web-interface where you enable and disable the app. On top of that: - for people with old setups, there are probably a lot of unused tables (I think some were cleaned during update procedures). Is there a way to find out which tables are used/not used in my current setup?
Posted by tflidd on Jun 26, 2017, 6:29 AM
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Qt is fully of bugs on Wayland, some of which are unfixable because the API makes guarantees that are impossible to uphold.
I took the plunge into GrapheneOS a week ago.
[FEATURE] Multi-device Cowork: Allow concurrent Cowork agents on multiple machines under a single account
[BUG] Claude Desktop spawns 1.8 GB Hyper-V VM on every launch, even for chat-only use
Those cheap Bluetooth Tesla coils on AliExpress use A2DP audio as their control signal - a comparator converts the audio into spark pulses.
[Prisma 7.0.0] TypeScript TS2742 errors with pnpm monorepo - cannot resolve @prisma/client-runtime-utils types
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> If it is open source, then I can build and install it myself.
Detect / Delete App Data
Use case: - You tested an app and decided not to use it - The app is not available any more for current NC versions What I want: - Delete all app-related data from user folders and database, e.g. an additional button on the web-interface where you enable and disable the app. On top of that: - for people with old setups, there are probably a lot of unused tables (I think some were cleaned during update procedures). Is there a way to find out which tables are used/not used in my current setup?
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