I have a 256 Gb SSD. I put regular Ubuntu on it. Wow it is strange . . .
But my regular hard disk is still there with all my data. This is really cool using the SSD to test full installs of distros. When I find one I like I'll just keep it, save all my data, and use my regular HDD for data.
But I am having issues with the appimage in Ubuntu. I got the Krita appimage working, so I am sure appimages can work.
@Rich: Is there an particular reason to avoid the snap version? THe flatpak is like 1.7 Gb total.
The config folder is very easy to find in snap version. Also, all my plugins seem to work. In the past I had issues with some plugins in Appimage. I haven;t tested everything yet but my resynthisize works, plasma2, felimage . . . these all work fine.
But my regular hard disk is still there with all my data. This is really cool using the SSD to test full installs of distros. When I find one I like I'll just keep it, save all my data, and use my regular HDD for data.
But I am having issues with the appimage in Ubuntu. I got the Krita appimage working, so I am sure appimages can work.
@Rich: Is there an particular reason to avoid the snap version? THe flatpak is like 1.7 Gb total.
The config folder is very easy to find in snap version. Also, all my plugins seem to work. In the past I had issues with some plugins in Appimage. I haven;t tested everything yet but my resynthisize works, plasma2, felimage . . . these all work fine.