You mean the content pane? Dolphin should also have this at Settings → Detail view → Expandable folders, though I don’t know if what I’m looking at is old. I don’t have a KDE system handy.

If you want to be that particular about your system, you’d be best off just writing your own.

This is not really a highly requested feature, so I’m not sure that it exists. You’d probably be better off writing a simple cloud-init config and using that.

Do you need any of it? Usually I’ve not even thought about what might be on an old drive.

If I was worried about the slim chance there’s something of critical importance I’d need later, I’d just look over each device and pick out individual files I might want, and dump the rest.

If you’re extremely paranoid, I’d take a block-level backup of each device and archive it.

standards.xkcd

The dev studio name is Reburn, since they buried it all the way down in the fourth paragraph.

Typically it’s an automated scan against known CSAM. If someone in the chat reports an image, it might go to a human for review. It’s unusual that a human is going to look through your images or messages unprompted.

No. Even if they were, the are plenty of ways to capture the messages.

Any Civilization. I like 5.

And it would still be an improvement!

literally anything

I don’t think privacy or digital accounts would be any concern to me at that point. I’d mostly want to get somewhere safe, then get my passport or a new one, and get home. Then I can deal with the loss of devices.

Did you verify the media after burning?

The really fun version of that is when people take some of the hallucinated package names from an LLM and create them, but with malware.

Is he the one that gets pissed if a secondary mod changes anything in his mod?

I like how you conveniently cropped out the “try another way” button:

No. Because his mods say they do one thing, and do more than one thing.

I assume you filled in those fields before clicking continue.

Does the installer have a log? Sometimes it’s just on one of the text terminals.

RAID is not backup. RAID is to keep running until you can replace a drive with the spare on hand.

Software RAID is totally fine if that’s what you want to run, no need for a raid controller.

Personally, I don’t bother backing up my desktop systems, I only back up my server VMs. You might want to look at using Ansible to automate system deployment. I use Windows on my desktop, so I use group policy to configure a bunch of settings to my taste.

Alpine, maybe? It’s designed for really skinny installs, like embedded devices that still need full Linux.