Void hasn’t used libressl in years

I would use it but on my hardware its buggy and unmaintained.

I have a simple git repo on my nas for sync because I don’t really trust putting passwords on github either. Using a git repo also allows you to easily revert changes which is really nice. I found this guide helpful.

Same here. https://github.com/android-password-store/Android-Password-Store

For me runit boots just as fast. Compatibility wise everything I use works just fine. Out of curiosity, what requires it to run besides gnome anyway? (I’m not a systemd hater I just use a distro I like that happens to not use systemd)

Yes but I dont have a pixel and I use mostly foss apps on my phone. The few nonfree apps are in a shelter sandbox (not sure how comparable this is to graphene’s sandboxing).

I just find it too difficult to use. Id rather learn five well connected simple tools than one massive tool that accomplishes the same thing anyways.

What if im not on systemd

Was thinking about doing this also but not sure if its worth it as im already using lineage

Isn’t bromite dead? The last commit was on jan 27. Cromite is a fork that is on the latest version of chromium.

Noice

Alternatively make gaps 10x bigger than normal and turn on terminal transparency.

you can still do this without the webapp https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Logitech_Unifying_Receiver

I thought this would be a post complaining about the usablility of windows as a desktop, not the one thing windows does right…

tiny10

or windows ame

Looks like we failed bram :(

https://www.binpress.com/vim-creator-bram-moolenaar-interview/

thanks! i put through imagegonord and it looks even better i think

looks great! whats the wallpaper?

github link

reset="\[\e[m\]"
blue="\[\e[00;34m\]"
purple="\[\e[00;35m\]"
cyan="\[\e[00;36m\]"
yellow="\[\e[00;33m\]"
blink_yellow="\[\e[05;33m\]"

first_line="${reset}┌─[${blue}\u${reset}]-[${cyan}\h${reset}]-[${yellow}\w${reset}]"
second_line="\n└─[${blink_yellow}\$${reset}] "

if [ -f /usr/share/git/git-prompt.sh ]; then
    source /usr/share/git/git-prompt.sh
    GIT_PS1_SHOWCOLORHINTS=1
    PROMPT_COMMAND="__git_ps1 '$first_line' '$second_line' ' $purple %s';"
else
    # if the file doesn't exist create prompt directly with PS1
    PS1="$first_line$second_line"
fi
unset reset blue purple cyan yellow blink_yellow first_line second_line

It doesn’t have to be so long I just don’t like when people put everything in one line and its impossible to understand.