Love the wallpaper, reminds me of: https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lqXAmoZ9O-D_3R9_zeO6rJaY5JnWP6lig (Turing Complete Soundtrack aka Superscalar Symphony)

Wow, I couldn’t have put this better myself. This is basically the short and simple versions of most of these arguments.

While I wouldn’t switch to it (I’m not the target audience, I have very specific needs and workflow, currently only truly accomplished on NixOS), this is one of the worthwhile projects, it seems. A lot of distros are just Debian, Ubuntu or something else with a DE slapped on top, some customisations and Calamares, but this has something more to offer, and I respect that. OpenRC, focus on AppImage, and to a lesser extent immutability, are very rare, so it’s good to have a system that offers these. I think this has some compelling selling points, for example it’s the only non-systemd immutable distro I know of, and it’s also the only distro I know of that’s pushing AppImages. We need such uniqueness, and it should be mentioned more often, and should be celebrated.

Thanks, I will check it out.

Thank you, I will look into that. I think that’s exactly what I’m looking for.

like better manpages

I want them now! I want the better manpages! Has someone decided to create inproved manpages for Linux? I think this could be a great idea for a project or an organisation. Manprove, the organisation to improve Unix manual pages.

Okay, I was hoping this could pave the way to more tiling window managers on Windows, but it doesn’t seem to be the case.

They are not as flexible, but claiming them to be inflexible creates a false perception. It might not be as easy to change some parts of them, but it is certainly possible

Oh, what distro are you on? If you’re installing via pip, it canbe painful. I felt the same way to be honest.

So like real time kernels?

A few things you need to know:

1. In my experience, my super-customised Zsh is a bit slower

2. It is far more customisable

3. When loading plugins, do NOT use oh-my-zsh or other plugin managers. In most cases, the plugins are just zsh files, so just source the files directly into your .zshrc to have better performance. For me, zsh with oh my zsh is unbearably slow. Without it, zsh is so much faster.

4. Add a zsh history file to save your history. This is especially useful if you want to use something like autosuggestions and autocompletion.

5. Check out my zsh config at https://gitlab.com/theshatterstone/dotfiles for examples of how to do 3 and 4. If you need any help, let me know.

proceeds to learn sql

By the way, SQL, sequel, or squeal?

(personally, I use sequel)

Because the compiler was a 16-bit application

Name the language, mate. This sounds a bit too insane to be true.

Because they need money to survive, and their parents can’t help them financially sp they cant get a degree in whatever field, even though every position in the field requires it?

Main financial income

So if I have 3 positions of employment, only the part time gig that makes me 60% of my income is my job, but not the full time one, or the part time one that makes me a bit of money on the side?

I don’t know, buf I remember seeing all of that change had originated from India. So something happened there, I think

Exacting 100years after y2k38

if you’re traveling, use a VPN

Is there a way to circumvent that? VPNs usually come with a speed decrease

Yes, and it’s pretty good, if not as flexible as rofi.

Okay, my point was it is in input settings, not some strange configuration.