We have both Linux and Windows machines in my team. We do all the work in Linux, and register hours in Windows. We also all have iPhones that we only use for 2FA.

Maybe Vanilla OS will be of interest?

I never noticed any issues.

Half the reason I root is to get rid of that bloody bar on Pixel. Poor Samsung users!

I did. I wanted more. I wanted ln -sf.

Why over-complicated? I’m genuinely curious, as I think it sounds pretty cool that you can install apps from different package managers in containers, but export them to use them in your main environment.

Theming, controlled one central place.

This goes for both Gnome (GTK, Qt, Gnome Shell) and Sway (GTK, Qt, Sway, Rofi, Waybar…)

Sway allows you to assign apps to workspaces.

Vanilla OS 2 Orchid sounds very interesting, I think. It’s in alpha now. Have a read about their package manager - it’s kinda meta, allowing you to use other package managers in parallel.

:D

Any text editor and a sheet of paper saying

Please type your name and press Enter

Maybe Vim so noone quits it by accident.

How do you set up a Firefox search bar, if you don’t mind?

Hyper + [whatever]

If you are ready to use a bit of remapping (try keyd, it’s awesome), then you can remap a key you rarely use to Hyper to get that as a direct modifier.

You can also assign some key to activate a layer when held, but still return it’s regular output when tapped. So e.g. holding A gives you a new layer, press-and-release just prints A.

In the new layer, you can then set, say, f1 = f13... f12 = f24 and, say, esc = katakana etc., thereby getting access to a lot of keys not present on standard western keyboards, therefore not used as standard shortcuts. These you can then use directly, or in combination with standard modifiers like Ctrl, Shift…

I’m being prompted to download Downloadfile.bin when I load the linked to URL.

I bought both my parents new old machines now that they retired, and I opted for a T480 for both. They’ve been called The Last Great ThinkPad over on r/thinkpad since they are both powerful - first generation with a quad-core processor - and nicely upgradable. The upgradeability also means that you don’t have to worry overly about the amount of RAM a used model has: you can always add more cheaply (and very easily).

No points here, only crowd voting based sorting.

lf sounds interesting, too. Haven’t tried it yet. The link is a guide on migrating from ranger.

The main race in A Fire Upon the Deep is the one I most adore using as a sales pitch for scifi.

I’m going to read that again when I’m soon done with chewing through the Man-Kzin Wars books.

What’s the proper source for instander? I searched, but found do many options I fear some of them are compromised.

5G. They take your data. It penetrates brain tissue. You read and understand, but don’t see it, because they take the understanding. To train their models. Reading is free, so you are the product.