It was likely the build up of a few years’ packages, updates, and so on, but it eventually came to a head and I had to wipe and load. Maybe it’s better now, but I think I started that install around Fedora 34? So not too long ago
I had fedora installed the last few years, and was digging flatpak… until I wasn’t. One day I ran out of disk space - 230 Gb of flatpak dependencies. I run a pretty slim system, so what the actual heck? Did some research, learned how to flush cached and redundant packages, shrunk my flatpak deps to… 150 Gb
I’ve since been trying Endeavor
Connect is the primary reason I find myself stuck to KDE
Don’t get me wrong Gnome is great after a few tweaks, but it’s not KDE Connect great. Sharing files phone-pc, sms (buggy, but still handy) - love it.