Sure it is…

Some people prefer to have a game mod manager working immediately, others prefer their system working for years instead of failing to boot after an update.

Literally the first sentence

screw using someone’s personal distro

And all 3 are anonymous…

Hahahaha it really does.

I’ve decided to join their roleplaying effort, just in 1337 instead of old English.

No, dd doesn’t.

I know, I’m just pointing out some of the “hidden magic”.

D035 dd l37 y0u cp mult1pl3 1m4635 70 4 fl45h dr1v3 4nd 61v3 y0u 4 l157 0f 7h3m 70 ch0053 fr0m wh3n b0071n6?

Lazygit and magit

I mean it’s a language specifically designed to be easy and quick to learn. Even if you don’t work with primarily, you’ll find it useful for stuff like cli programs, advanced scripts(instead of python), small services, etc.

Damn, the last time I used it I could’ve sworn it was just arch with a wizard and some custom dotfiles. Although that was like 3 years ago.

I never actually used archinstall, only manual and derivatives which were essentially arch with a wizard.

You can choose the de by clicking in the wizard

how to install arch (with btrfs and without frustration)

Download Endeavour and click through the wizard?

Premium dotfiles

We stray from Foss with each day

“Quitting your job to make games” is just like quitting your job to write your novel

I think it’s actually worse since you can’t directly make money from the game while making it. You can stream for example, but it requires a completely different skillset.

Compare that to, for example, writers releasing chapters on royal road, getting some funding through patreon while writing (in return for advanced chapters), and quitting their jobs when the book sales pick up. Like yeah it’s still really hard to make good money, but the possibility of slowly progressing into full time writing is why people can try to do it.

On Linux, you have to be running Gnome or KDE.

I’ve used it without those issues on cinnamon, xfce, and a variety of of tiling WMs. It fails to connect sometimes, but that happens on KDE as well, and I most certainly didn’t need to reauth every time I connect to the network. So idk what you’re talking about.

Don’t know about the others, but KDE connect has absolutely nothing to do with your ISP. It’s using WiFi for wlan, not to connect to the internet.

Guix channels are just git repos with lists of package definitions. You need to manually add non-official repos, and all git contribution controls apply.

Edit: non-official repos are closer to Ubuntu PPA-s. Don’t really see how they relate to AUR apart from being user generated.

Wat?

Confidently wrong on so many levels

it’ll also add a new XApp called Fingwit, which provides built-in support for fingerprint login, screensaver unlock, and sudo authentication. If it needs to, the app will fall back to password entry.