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Gazpacho posted:somewhere in a DHS fusion center right this minute: "Curses! Stallman gave us the slip again!" i think there is more than enough recent and long-term historical precedent for: -the us building mass surveillance technology apparatus without transparency, oversight, or debate, which is only getting easier to do over time -politicians who will abuse such power on scales large and small, even to go after academic-types who don't fall in line with a regime's perceived interests/goals ...for one to be sympathetic to rms concerns and protest through security practice. he goes farther than i would choose to, but what motivates him is not out to mars. anyway, this is getting off-track. someone at some point mentioned awesome wm, and woah wow was it exactly what ive wanted in a bespoke wm for years and years.
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Crusader posted:anyway, this is getting off-track. someone at some point mentioned awesome wm, and woah wow was it exactly what ive wanted in a bespoke wm for years and years. I don't think you can really call it a "window manager" if it doesn't actually provide "windows" more like a "pane manager" really
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eschaton posted:I don't think you can really call it a "window manager" if it doesn't actually provide "windows" it does provide floating windows support, but only begrudgingly
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i love the idea of these windowless window managers, but the practice always falls way short the biggest issue is that only perfectly-behaving x11 applications really work. god help you using citrix in an awesome wm environment
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b0red posted:once you get past customizing a few things, xmonad becomes really cool and good. yeah, I dug xmonad a lot - i was just too lazy to do the haskell configuration needed to make floating windows work the way i wanted 
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Crusader posted:yeah, I dug xmonad a lot - i was just too lazy to do the haskell configuration needed to make floating windows work the way i wanted yeah it took me like a month of just getting frustrated enough with things and finding someone else's solution/close enough solution to adapt it because gently caress writing haskell. i really need to start backing up my dot files.
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b0red posted:yeah it took me like a month of just getting frustrated enough with things and finding someone else's solution/close enough solution to adapt it because gently caress writing haskell. i really need to start backing up my dot files. all my dotfiles are in git really the only downside to doing this is that you have to a.) care about OS portability b.) avoid putting passwords in version controlled dotfiles by accident
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your git repo containing your homedir, including passwords, isn't encrypted with a 69 character passphrase? serious posting though definitely keep your configs in a git repo. I had to redo dumb desktop settings too many times to count because I was a dumb these days I think just throwing .config into git and forgetting about it should work? all the files/passwords/dumb poo poo should go into .local right? also, I just keep all my passwords and my ssh keys in keepass now, keepass even has a ssh agent thing and it owns
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Truga posted:your git repo containing your homedir, including passwords, isn't encrypted with a 69 character passphrase? i wouldn't try to share .config between systems
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:don't underestimate the FSF's impact on open systems Apple and Adobe penned the PostScript standard and released the first PostScript printer before RMS released the GPLv1.
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i use gnome but only despite its annoyances rather than out of any enjoyment of it much like computers in general
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My computer is a joy to use because I use the best Linux, gnu/windows
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Suspicious Dish posted:Apple and Adobe penned the PostScript standard and released the first PostScript printer before RMS released the GPLv1. from humble origins
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:god forbid a man stand up for basic human rights in a way you find "self-centered" lol "I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms children."
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Toady posted:"I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms children." yep that's a sperg thing to say alright
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Loonix question: I just installed powerline for my shell, but I can't find a chart that states what each symbol in the shell status actually means. Some of them are self-explanatory, like the giant red X, but for example my git folder has a giant circle next to the branch name. Does anyone know of a chart that explains these symbols?
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i think there's like a billion powerline shell extensions, so which one? https://github.com/banga/powerline-shell this has a few symbols but no giant circle sometimes there's a special font you need or you can't use some really limited font like fixedsys
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hifi posted:i think there's like a billion powerline shell extensions, so which one? Ah okay, then it's this one: https://github.com/simnalamburt/shellder . It's using the DejaVu Sans Mono patched font on urxvt, and looks exactly like the line in that image.
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:powerline is gaudy as gently caress
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mekkanare posted:Ah okay, then it's this one: https://github.com/simnalamburt/shellder . https://github.com/simnalamburt/shellder/blob/master/shellder.zsh-theme#L98 unstaged changes in the repo
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:powerline is gaudy as gently caress  do you sleep in a jar
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even i don't give enough of a poo poo about linux to install custom riced out fonts for that might give the fish shell a try though.
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Mr Dog posted:even i don't give enough of a poo poo about linux to install custom riced out fonts for that it's consolas
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eschaton posted:how about a BLIT? i would not allow a BLIT near my eyes or brain
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atomicthumbs posted:i would not allow a BLIT near my eyes or brain why not? they're v pretty in person, that lustrous green glow...
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Truga posted:
So basically Microsoft is getting scared of Linux (again), and makes sweet deals with hardware manufacturers?
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and gets hit by some weird euro anti-monopoly law again in 10 years, probably though I'm not sure if this is actually microsoft or just lenovo being incompetent
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mike12345 posted:So basically Microsoft is getting scared of Linux (again), and makes sweet deals with hardware manufacturers?
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the likelyhood of microsoft being scared of people buying a windows laptop and installing linux on it ityool 2016 seems pretty drat low that is despite the plausibility of microsoft scheming to have one hardware manufacturer use a raid controller which linux does not have a driver for to finally eliminate the mounting threat of linux on the desktop
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what computer is that? Is all of lenovo doing that now? nm googled it bssoil fucked around with this message at 12:34 on Sep 21, 2016 |
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cinci zoo sniper posted:2017 year of the linux confirmedly on the desktop
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2016 is already the year of linux on the desktop thanks to gnu/windows
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:the likelyhood of microsoft being scared of people buying a windows laptop and installing linux on it ityool 2016 seems pretty drat low the problem in fact seems to be mounting linux
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mike12345 posted:So basically Microsoft is getting scared of Linux (again), and makes sweet deals with hardware manufacturers? no, the signature edition is the ones they sell at the Microsoft store that have images and stuff configured by Microsoft. some dork probably thought he would be all clever installing linux on the Microsoft signature edition laptop but for once microsoft's marketing department did something right
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:the likelyhood of microsoft being scared of people buying a windows laptop and installing linux on it ityool 2016 seems pretty drat low a legacy ahci mode is disabled on a recent levovo sku that is only sold with windows 10 which is more likely:
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