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I was always reuploading new versions of songs and pulling the previous ones when I was starting out. I stopped doing that after a while. Once it's out there, it's out there; Reflect on your work, bask in positive feedback, take what's useful from the negative and then move on. Nothing's ever finish...

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[z@fedora ~]$ sudo btrfs subvolume show / [sudo] password for z: root Name: root UUID: [Redacted] Parent UUID: [Redacted] Received UUID: - Creation time: 2022-12-23 19:37:10 +0000 Subvolume ID: 896 Generation: 972263 Gen at creation: 930846 Parent ID: 5 Top level ID: 5 Flags: - Send transid: 0 Send...

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Largos wrote: ↑Thu Jan 05, 2023 12:56 am
Did you run
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sudo btrfs subvolume show /home/
Were there any snapshots listed at the bottom?

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[z@fedora ~]$ sudo btrfs subvolume show /home/
[sudo] password for z: 
ERROR: Not a Btrfs subvolume: Invalid argument

Cheers.

Death

check if you have quotas and snapshots on your /home https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/699035/how-to-display-btrfs-snapshot-size So I'm supposed to run sudo btrfs quota enable /home which will let me check..? Edit: I've figured out that quotas are not enabled by running sudo btrfs qgroup sho...

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Are you sure you've really deleted all the snapshots? How are you making them? I think you may have missed some of my edits on my previous few posts. I've also updated the start of the opening post. Anyway, this issue is continuing to happen now after no snapshots are being created. I was using 'Bt...

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The utility is a breakdown of the data you have. You have less data, it shows less data. If you downloaded a 5gb game, it'd show 5gb more on there. It's shrinking because you are deleting stuff. I'm confused. There is still free space missing that I am unable to access. I supposedly had 75GB free (...

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Looks like the utility is showing the size of your file system rather than the size of your disk. You deleted 45gb, your file system got 45gb smaller. Yeh I suppose so. So any idea why the size of the file system would shrink each time I delete something? Edit: I just tried something; I copied a 6G...

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Well I already have explored the Home folder with the GUI utility I posted a screenshot of in my opening post and it seems to make sense so I'm not questioning what's in the Home folder. What I don't understand is where the rest of the drive space has gone. This is supposed to be a 1TB drive and I c...

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erlkönig wrote: ↑Wed Jan 04, 2023 5:17 pm
What do you get with
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du -sch /home/*
executed as root?

I tried with & without sudo and received the same results:

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[z@fedora ~]$ du -sch /home/*
586G	/home/z
586G	total
[z@fedora ~]$ sudo du -sch /home/*
[sudo] password for z: 
586G	/home/z
586G	total

Cheers.

Death

A longer cable will work but it will in theory have some issues. I'll leave i to you to look into it though.

Death

Ok. A few things there so I'll try them all out.. Have a look allt ~/.local: du -sch ~/.local/share/Trash/ I get: [z@fedora ~]$ du -sch ~/.local/share/Trash/ 17M /home/z/.local/share/Trash/ 17M total With btrfs, du command doesn't report all disk usage. Check this web page to see how to check disk u...

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What I've figured out after further testing: 1 . If I add new files to the drive, the filesystem size increases and free space decreases proportionately. If I remove these same files, the inverse happens. 2 . If I delete any existing files from the file system, the file system shrinks but no space ...

Death

Not sure if anyone has already mentioned this but there's a reason the USB cable that comes with audio interfaces is the length it is. You shouldn't use a different length cable. Honestly, I forget all the reasons why but you should look into it. It'll likely make you reconsider doing so. As a side ...

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tony-j Ok well I have a feeling you're a bit more clued up than me on this stuff. I used to use jack all the time until I used Pipewire. I'm not sure why I would even need jack now as the main reason before was for lower latency which is now not an apparent issue on Pipewire. I don't do much in the...

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Pipewire is the default on Fedora and as far as I know, you don't need to run Jack if you use Pipewire. I'm pretty sure Pipewire is a replacement for it even though it is actually possible to run both of them together. Is there a reason you need Jack, specifically?

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