Might be able to with a quickshell. Some of them have idle timeout plugins then just start mpv or terminal pipes in full screen.

I’ve not tried it in a while, do they have infinite horizontal tiling?

Slightly worried for my use was because I have ukify images with dracut and sbctl. It generates the boot entries with that long id so I’ll maybe need to do some manual pacman hooks to modify the limine boot entries.

The thing might be simpler than a skim through tells me but I’ll need to set aside some time to get it right. Thanks for the call out, would be super neat if this works.

That’s the neat part, you don’t need to. You can just install any Linux distro and not upgrade. Obviously bad for security but you aren’t forced to upgrade ever.

My server is running a Debian-like and I’ve found release updates to be the most nerve racking process ever. Updating package repos and waiting for the whole system to refresh all the packages and fussing over what needs backports because a package is not in the new release repo… I dread it every year.

For arch I just have a snapper pacman hook to automatically create snapshots for my btrfs system so I can roll back if an update is just not working. Then just wait a few days and try again.

With Arch-likes its ever so slightly harder to roll back package versions but still doable.

Considering kernel maintainers are only now removing support for i486 and i586 you will be fine for a long time with anything from the past 2 decades.

And push comes to shove you can just tell your package manager to not update something and not worry about it.

Like mentioned though, there are a lot of upgrades and they are constant so if bandwidth is a problem, a Debian-like might be more for you.

No. Don’t be afraid of a tool. But be cautious of those who wield it and how they use it. People pushing it usually don’t have your best interest. Its a product. A vehicle for profit. Own your tools and don’t fear the man behind the curtains.

That is such a cool name. I’m going to name my rat Phantompulse.

Enterprise users can opt-out. They just did the same thing Microslop did with GitHub.

Exactly, so where is it?

Where redstarOS?

Spec Ops: The Line

Ty!

I adore the idea of nix. I fucking hate the syntax with a passion.

oh use the .packages but only for this else use a flake and if you want dot files there is this other completely different thing with home manager but if you want this extra config customization or a custom system script then you need to make a derrivatio…

its so damn exhausting.

I just want a list of packages.

That I can put in modules.

And turn them on and off based on the computer I’m on.

And if they are on they should use these dots.

And not look like a spaghetti bowl made of curly braces sourced from json derulos left buttock.

And the system should also have some additional sbctl hooks because we still have not figured out that dracut generated initramfs files don’t get purged from the database so I have to have a custom hook to not get error messages every time I paru ahahahAAHAHA…

anyway dcli exists and is a fine middle ground.

As much as I like a lot of the discord alternatives out there I fear they will all eventually face the same fate. Decentralised or someone wrapping the signal protocol into a discord like client is probably the only way to avoid this again.

Thats cool and all but hyprland and dank material shell are just too good for me to switch off of.

Adhesion and bedmesh calibration should solve the explosions/under extrusion in far back. The stringiness/ bad line-line adhesion is from bad z level calibration.

Just finished SOMA a few years late. Asks some very good questions…

KDE window rules can do this natively

Hyprland window rules can also do this natively

Gnome can also do this with extensions as mentioned

Aerospace or yabai

Congrats and welcome.