First up, I’m new here, and new to manjaro (and I guess Arch too?), so hi! I use nautilus in almost all my linux distros that I’ve used over the years only because it has (with extensions) the ability to quickly remove metadata in the browser, and wipe files/folders/free space. I installed nautilus on manjaro but I don’t know how to install the extensions, mainly the nautilus-wipe extension that I could normally with apt. How do I do that on manjaro? Or better yet, is there a built-in function on manjaro that does that? Or perhaps some software on the software center? I am exclusively looking for GUI based wiping and not command line wiping for various reasons I don’t want to get into.
Second, I was installing some software (can’t remember what software now) and right after I selected apply, I clicked on the search icon to do another search in the software center. Moments later it closed, assuming it crashed. How do I know if it did crash? How do I know if all the software installed? I don’t remember what I was installing for the life of me. lol Is there an easy way to search for this?
Lastly, I use mullvad in all my machines. Mullvad uses systemd for their apps, and I believe manjaro also has systemd built in. I tried installing mullvad using the .deb using a couple methods and none of them worked. They do have a note in their FAQ that says, “Does Mullvad work on Manjaro or Arch Linux?” that explains they have no official support for it, which makes me sad, but they did mention something about an unofficial AUR package which I don’t understand any of that or the link it links to. Granted I can use WireGuard and OpenVPN but I really need a GUI for my needs. Has anybody had easy/decent luck with getting mullvad on manjaro? I know it’s a long shot but I figured I would ask.
Anyway, thanks for your time!
Oh before I forget, there’s a remove metadata option that can be added to nautilus that I can’t remember how to do. Anybody got info on that?