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It’s a strange error, because it’s impossible that a ENUM or SET value exceeds the right width.
I managed to fix this error converting the field to utf8 and then I converted the whole table to utf8:
ALTER TABLE yourtable CONVERT TO CHARACTER SET utf8;Excellent websites are https://www.sejda.com/ (with the only limit of three works per hour, regardless to the pdf pages number) and https://tools.pdf24.org/ (with no limitations, but with less features than the first one).
It’s a bug which affects only one user and not the whole graphical desktop, but only the “desktop” in a narrow sense.
A workaround can be to rename the .config folder (to something like .config.old) so that you can get anew your whole graphical desktop and then maybe you could copy (prudently) one by one your config files (from .config.old to the new .config folder).
Unfortunately all the matrix desktop clients we have tested are quite poor from a graphical point of view: very different from whatsapp or telegram ones, and in particular their interface lacks of intuitivity.
Furthermore, the only capable to make a (video or audio) call is Element, while the others work only as messaging app.
There is Element, but I found Schildichat, with a more friendly interface, very similar to WA or Telegram.
At least with Firefox you can use a filter, like the following:
.shadow{filter: drop-shadow(8px 6px 6px gray);}The simplest way to round the corners of a box is to
rect element with rx and ry attributes (such as rx="20" ry="20")stroke-linejoin:round; and something like stroke:[your color]; stroke-width:[the width you like];You can see the following example
To connect Plasma EventCalendar with a caldav, you must have Korganizer (with caldav sync) and PIM-routine working.
You can use a zsh script (let we call “rename-identical-files.bash”) with a code like the following
#! /bin/zsh -
zmodload zsh/stat || exit
typeset -A size_to_name
model_folder=${1?}
CDPATH= cd -P -- "$model_folder" || exit
for f in *(ND.); do
stat -LA size +size -- $f &&
size_to_name[$size]=$f &&
print -r "# File of size $size should be named ${(q)f}"
done
cd $OLDPWD || exit
for f in *(ND.); do
stat -LA size +size -- $f &&
(($+size_to_name[$size])) &&
[[ $f != $size_to_name[$size] ]] &&
print -r mv -i -- ${(qq)f} ${(qq)size_to_name[$size]}
done
#usage: that-script /model-folder-paththen you can go to the folder where you want rename the files and do this terminal command:
~/rename-identical-files.bash /path/to/model/folderin this way, before executing the command, you can see what could happen afterwards. If it’s all ok, do the command:
~/rename-identical-files.bash /path/to/model/folder | sh