The Ubuntu live USB made no difference. Same problem plus Ubuntu kept crashing stuff all the time, so I guess I will stay on Fedora and just live with it.
I am not an expert with GRUB at all. For some reason, this sounds very aggressive and with a high chance of side effects. Theres nothing of worth on the device though, so I guess I'll give it a try.
I don't think so. If the movement starts outside the "dead zone", the touchpad works fine even within the "dead zone". Only if the movement starts in the dead zone, it's actually dead and its exactly the size of the "edge scroll zone", when the option is enabled.
I had a Dell Latitude at work a few years ago, I don't know if it was this exact model number, but the same series. And iirc on there was a driver option to disable the "dead zone" under microsoft.
First thing, disable all auto backup on your phone. This is step 1 for anything.
I did, but turns out, it either did not save the setting or has more than one place to deactivate. I tried again and after turning backups off, there was an option to delete all backups from the cloud, wich I did after saving the photos to my pc and I got back some space. Thanks for your help.
I made a backup from my phone. When I tried logging out of Gphotos, the app did not show any photos at all, so I guess I assumed that there are currently no local photos. I was wrong. I just made a backup and found a "delete photos backup from cloud" button and it worked. Thanks.
edit: Also, my second child was born a week ago, so my brain probably/obviously suffers from too little sleep.
My research has been on surface level, but immich was one I was looking at. I'd like to try something without payment, but in the end, a safe place for all my kids photos would be worth it I guess.
Watergate salad sounds pretty disgusting.