The structure is defined by the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard 3.0, which could be implemented differently depending on the distro. /bin is usually a symlink pointing to /usr/bin.

See also (if you’re curious) two distros that purposefully don’t follow the FHS for one reason or another: GoboLinux and NixOS (there are probably others)

https://gitlab.com/ironfox-oss/IronFox

Click on one of the “Get it on …” buttons, you probably want the F-Droid one, but if you have one of the other app stores you can use the other buttons.

I use IronFox, not sure how much it depends on Firefox though.

Because Windows customization was too hard and weird. To install a custom theme, I had to browse DeviantArt for some god forsaken reason(???) and trust this random person’s theme, which could contain malware for all I knew! I just wanted to choose colors and change transparency!

Stupid default software: What’s up with Micro$oft Edge? Why do they push it so hard? Just let me set Firefox as the default browser for everything! I want to be able to uninstall things I don’t want on my system, and use whatever apps I want.

So, around 2022, I tried Linux Mint and fell in love with it. I’d heard Apple devices were pretty locked down so the thought of buying a Mac hadn’t crossed my mind (I could not afford one anyways).

I then went on to, over time, try other distros, such as: ArcoLinux (now discontinued), Debian, Artix, KDE Neon, Void, and nowadays I run NixOS on my desktop and Arch on my laptop. (I did try Fedora Sway for a few hours before installing Arch on my laptop though).

This is why you hover over links before clicking on them… I recognize it…

glad i recently bought an SSD. it was expensive, and it will be more expensive in the future, damn :(

Interesting, I use fish shell and as far as I know it just shows you the options for most programs.

I usually use --help as it also gives descriptions for the command, though some programs may only accept -h or no argument to show the help menu.

I do, but only for websites I already know, though usually I have those bookmarked.

oh actually my bad, i figured out how to do it declaratively

configuration.nix

{
    pkgs,
    config,
    lib,
    ...
}: {
    # ...
    thigh-highs.enable = true;
    # ...
}

my nixOS didn’t come with thigh highs

Obviously Emacs with Evil mode… or Vim with Vimacs?

4 spaces by default for indentation unless .editorconfig says otherwise.

yes, but actually no

I have Neovim, Helix and Emacs installed on my system…

i understand my nixos configuration

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I use Librewolf with a slightly edited Cascade CSS theme, plus the Catppuccin color palette. Works great and looks nice.

i’ll try that, although im not sure what options my uefi (asrock) has so i should probably search it up.

edit: thanks! it works, the option was under Advanced -> Onboard Devices or Onboard Configuration, something like that (though pavu control crashed a bit but maybe im just not familiar with having multiple audio devices)

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