Fpr tldr I do prefer tealdeer (rust) instead of the node implementation in the post
For tmux there are screen that is simpler, I mostly use in server. In my local I like to use zellij, that is a tmux like implemented in rust.
Don’t miss ripgrep. Really awesome/fast replacement for grep.
Will help if you post you lsblk
Yeah. Maybe even better with a distro with a more updated kernel btw.
~ is a “aliás” to your user home directory. If you are anywhere and want to copy something into your documents folder you can do cp file.txt ~/Documents instead of cp file.txt /home/username/Documents
So by typing rm ~ it actually deleted the /home/username directory instead of the ~ file in it.
I think rm '~' does delete the file.
It would be nice if you say in the post which apps are those that hold you. People would be able to suggest solutions.
This one is from a coworker. He noticed there was a file named ~ inside his home. Decided to delete it. So rm -rf ~.
Oh. So I didn’t need LVM and LUKS at my install?
Here it goes. The cube one was posted above. https://github.com/Schneegans/Burn-My-Windows
Thought more vim folks would notice this.
If you’re using gnome there’s a really nice extension.
It’s missing GNU 🐂 project and free 🕊️ software.
What do you have on your cat /sys/power/mem_sleep ?
Tell me more about your anger.
I feel like everybody got it so serious. I got it as a which one would you choose.
Last time I had to edit something I used olive. Didn’t got in my way to get work done. So, I liked it. Olive uses QT instead if GTK. But I use gnome as my DE for some years. I try something else time to time but always get back to gnome.
So between these two, that there are many years I don’t try. Just by the picture. I would choose piviti. Qt things use to have way more preferences visibe at once, qt apps looks more advanced tools. Some times this may add noise to get to the few important things/ui elements buttons to get the work done. But my experience with Olive and Mixx that are both QT were really good. Maybe I should try KDE again.
Many years ago I would reinstall everything if I break something. Today I don’t see how to break things to a point that just resin stalling would be a solution. Probably by booting a live you can fix whatever you broke.
I have the same mice. Really nice isn’t it?