Thanks, I didn't know about these two.
It looks like ThemeNix can't declaratively apply styles to Firefox and it's module system is limited.
Talking stylix
base16.nix allows you to import colours from base16 into Nix code. Stylix takes this a step further:
- Automatically colours and changes the font of apps Sets your wallpaper
- Exports the colour scheme to be used manually for anything we missed
- Can also generate themes based on an image
Looks like stylix has a similar goal, but goes too far in my opinion. I will try it out and consider contacting the author about sharing some configs. Also doesn't support accent color and supports different adapters than mine (doesn't theme Firefox but has more other themes).
cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/13758256
You can change the color theme of your whole desktop with a single line of code.
Currently supported adapters:
- Adwaita (GTK3, GTK4)
- Alacritty
- dunst
- Firefox (hijacking the default theme with userchrome.css)
- GTK2
- Rofi
- swaylock
- Wezterm
repo: https://gitlab.com/vfosnar/nix-colors-adapters / https://github.com/vfosnar/nix-colors-adapters
You can change the color theme of your whole desktop with a single line of code.
Currently supported adapters:
repo: https://gitlab.com/vfosnar/nix-colors-adapters / https://github.com/vfosnar/nix-colors-adapters
The same way companies advertise they are certified to be "Privacy respecting", right? right?
second hand Xiaomi + flash Lineage, good hardware for the price, community support
Don't overuse AI, there is plenty of resources on the web and at least you can practice reading docs. Use Phind. https://www.phind.com/privacy
Yeah but this way you can only communicate with other Tor users. Also the mail server can prolly easily leak your actual IP if you don't harden it well.
That's not true and misleading. Docker and flatpak base images mostly contain shared libraries and even these get automatically deduplicated. Your flatpak calculator doesn't ship systemd or any other init system nor does it ship system drivers lol
And yeah if you are working in a restrained env and care about those few mbs taken by shared libraries then containarization is not for you.
Containerization is not perfect and it will never be, but that was never the goal. Making apps and services independent of the base system and easily restrictable like mounting volumes, restricting network, etc.. was.
Yeah, I hope Element manages to become sustainable. It feels like they are running out of funding from what they did in the last month.
It is end to bridge encrypted. I trust them too but I still prefer to self-host this stuff.
I think it was more about vendor lock-in. The phone manufacturers want to be the ones you are locked to, not to Iridium.
you can always just overlay that ;)
It really isn't, malware still can easily break out as wine nor proton were never designed for isolation in the first place. Easy example is the Z drive giving program access to the whole Linux filesystem.