If you're doing more complex stuff, maybe spend a few days learning the basics of bash
drndramrndra
joined 10 months ago
How is the rust replacement?
fd > find. It's a lot faster, and I find the syntax to be better.
Nice, thanks
That’s a really hacky method and should not be in the manual tbh.
That's why I'm asking, it seemed really odd.
home-manager
Thanks, this makes a lot more sense. Any good resources besides the wiki? Is there a way to break down home.packages into smaller chunks for modularity?
As for flakes: No, you don’t require them to do any of this. They solve an entirely different problem.
So they're just to ensure reproducibility?
Belta lik pashang! Keting dzemang to vedi du, paxoniseki?
Na kopeng, mi pensa im say you a welwala...
If stability is a spectrum, you've got to admit that Arch is on one end and Debian on the other.
I ran it on multiple devices for like 3 years. It breaks. Updates are stressful, especially if you have horrible internet in a foreign country.
Arch has many benefits, but it's dishonest to call it stable. No amount of relativism will change that.
If you don't do anything crazy, it will be stable, exactly like any other distro
Tell me you haven't used a stable distro without telling me you haven't used a stable distro.
Do you know why Debian, a stable distro, releases noncritical updates every ~2 years? Because they test their packages and make sure grub doesn't release a faulty update and leave your machine in an unbootable state.
Slapping an installation wizard on top of arch doesn't make it a different distro...
Check out if KDE connect works for you. You can launch any scripts you make, and control the input from your phone.
If it does, any stable distro like Debian should work fine for that purpose.
Auto launch depends on the DE
Your recommendations for (Wayland) tiling window managers? Need some guidance before getting started
OP posts about how they're annoyed with low effort "I deleted windows" posts, makes a low effort "recommend me a wm" post. You can't make this shit up...
Try them out, find out what you like, ask specific questions when you get stuck on something.
The last time I saw this exact same post, it was discovered that the photos are from a startup trying to make the software (or more likely scam the investors out of some money).