Last year it was like lemmy’s version of reddit’s r/place, but cooler. It’s happening again this year, not sure if there will be any changes to it other than there will be less pixels this time.
20s ADHDer, lesbian, 🌱, she/her
Certified Zoomer.
I use Arch (btw)
Master of jack, trades of all none—or however that saying goes, I don’t remember.
Supposed radical vegan extremist. Kinda based
Last year it was like lemmy’s version of reddit’s r/place, but cooler. It’s happening again this year, not sure if there will be any changes to it other than there will be less pixels this time.
DE: XFCE
WM (Edit: compositor, you know what I mean): Hyprland, Wayfire (close second)
I really like how stable and polished XFCE feels, but I’ve got into tilling/dynamic window managers over the past few years so I just use Hyprland now. It’s not as stable and whenever there’s a bad commit and I can’t be bothered looking into it I just use Wayfire and praise the spinning cylinder and rotating windows for a few weeks.
There is no help that can save me for I cannot exit vim.
Vim takes yet another victim. Now I’m stuck in eternal damnation, never able to close the damn thing.
Just don’t update the printer’s firmware! Mine’s being going great for years now, but I’m scared that I might accidentally update it and the toner will be labeled unauthorised
This is so ridiculous, I fucking love it. I just have waybar bound to a hotkey, but this solution is truly amazing
Ah, thanks for clearing that up!
I rent a domain from namesilo
Kitty, because I like cats and GPU go brrrr
I love btop because of how fancy the graphs look and it also shows disk utilisation. I use it pretty much wherever I can. When I want something more simple I use bottom btm --basic
and alias it to top
Linux can use filesystems other than ext4 for root. Using NTFS is probably not the best idea, but it might be do-able?
I first installed Ubuntu on a laptop in 2016. I started using linux full-time in 2017 with Ubuntu MATE and I’m now on EndeavourOS after trying these:
I use Debian and Arch on home servers, and I want to install OpenSUSE Slowroll to replace my Arch server (it hasn’t broken yet)
As far as I’m concerned it’s still 2018 and the year of the linux desktop…
Apparently not on lemmy.world
I think I first read about it from here: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2022/04/how-to-install-firefox-deb-apt-ubuntu-22-04
I’ve never tested it, but some of my friends mentioned snaps getting installed via ‘apt’
Isn’t apt install firefox
meant to install the snap version?
I think they mean peer to peer arrr
I use docker and I get issues sometimes. I will admit though, when I used the snap a few years back I had no issues whatsoever.
I had TOTP die for one user on my Nextcloud. I tried to disable it, but it “didn’t exist”. I tried to enable it, but it was already enabled. It would come up when I used occ twofactorauth:state user
. I ended up fixing it by (force) disabling the app and re-enabling it. It didn’t break any other user’s TOTP and it fixed problem-user’s TOTP. No idea what went wrong, but I get these random issues with Nextcloud sometimes.
The plus side to this is I’ve learnt how to use Mariadb and I’ve gotten better at debugging things.
There should be a website up then. It’s in like a month. More info can be found probably at !canvas@toast.ooo. There’s also a matrix group which is how I found out (I don’t know the link sorry)