A genue question. Does fresh installation mean nuking all partition like (create new partition table) on drive and fresh start? Or nuking / and add old /home to the installation with some extra steps like
rm -rf ~/.config/KDE*
rm -rf ~/.config/kdeglobals ~/.config/kcheckpass ~/.config/kdesktoprc ~/.config/kinputcontext ~/.config/kmailrc ~/.config/kreadconfig ~/.config/ksmserverrc ~/.config/kwriteconfig
rm -rf ~/.config/kde* && kdeinit5
Also which ISO is safe to use.
https://abf.openmandriva.org/product_build_lists
Safe like in - not buggy, not strange behaving after install. Not like safe in - not dangerous or not malicious.
About 72h ago I use this iso as my install media OpenMandrivaLx.6.0-snapshot.20250420.3876-plasma6x11.x86_64.iso
It is not that my pc blows up or walk to the nearest pub to have beer. No, no. Everything kinda works for the most part. I just had a cascade of little stupid problems, those little buggers nagging me to the point I want to scream. So no,it didn’t go for a drink, it does not blow up in my face.
It just becomes cynical. And … I would like to avoid that 