I am using KDE Plasma on Debian Sid. I tried to edit the desktop background to add some widgets. However, it doesn't seem to work as no widgets are showing up in the list. I restarted the machine and yet the problem persists. I am attaching a screenshot. Any idea as to how I can deal with this?

It's not that the widgets are not there. If I click somewhere in the widgets list, then they appear on the desktop. It's just that they don't show up.

A screenshot of plasma desktop with no widgets appearing in the list
[–] 1 point 1 day ago (3 children)

Typical liberal that only focuses on identity politics and completely disregards class politics and imperialism.

Liberal and me? I am nearly convinced that you are an Americ**t.

You need to come out of you stupid western bubble and realise that not everyone in the civilised world agrees with you sickular ideologies.

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  • [–] 0 points 2 weeks ago (5 children)

    Again, all you have is my lack of articulation and not the problem itself. Typical Western(ised) moron.

    Terrorist? Yeah, brown people should have no agency. Exactly the speech used by Zios to demonise Arabs.

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  • [–] -1 points 1 month ago (8 children)

    Link dump doesn't answer my questions. Most of these are irrelevant anyway.

    Show me videos of Chinese Muslims preaching their religion openly in the mosques. Show me videos of Uyghur Muslims openly praying Eid. Show me videos of Christians in China preaching their religion.

    Why is Chinese Muslim content only about food and old mosques? Where are the newer mosques? Where are the preachers outside of Hong Kong?

    You did the exact same thing that Zionists do when they get cornered. "Arabs in IDF", "Look Arabic singposts in Tel Aviv", "Hamaas is terrorists" etc.

    No real difference.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 month ago (10 children)

    According to western media, thinktanks and commentators comfortably sitting and circlejerking in the imperial core, yes.

    No. They may be dishonest, but that doesn't mean they will have to lie about every single thing. And it is not just westerners, but also South Koreans, Japanese and SEAsians too.

    Easily disproved by random travel bloggers that travel China e.g. Xinjiang and Tibet

    Carefully chosen and curated. Why is Chinese Muslim content only food and never religious sermons? Where are the Christians preaching their beliefs? Where are the children studying the Quran and the Bible?

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