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@Lehmanator @agx yep, I just installed #Valent on my phone and it connected successfully to the #GSConnect shell extension on my desktop! 🎉
Everything seems to work, including turning the phone into a mouse 😁 🐁
(Well, except remotely sending an #SMS through #Chatty, but maybe that's a bit too much to expect already...)
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@Larvitz How is Step CA? Are you coming from another CA solution?
Been thinking about running #stepca in my #kubernetes cluster, but have been apprehensive because of how many features seem to be gated behind smallstep's proprietary version. Would love to have this integrated with #certmanager and using the #tpm on my nodes. Was going to do a rearchitecting of my entire #auth and #cryptography stack when I switch from the deprecated #Ingress API to the #GatewayAPI
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@Larvitz How is Step CA? Are you coming from another CA solution?
Been thinking about running #stepca in my #kubernetes cluster, but have been apprehensive because of how many features seem to be gated behind smallstep's proprietary version. Would love to have this integrated with #certmanager and using the #tpm on my nodes. Was going to do a rearchitecting of my entire #auth and #cryptography stack when I switch from the deprecated #Ingress API to the #GatewayAPI
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@Larvitz How is Step CA? Are you coming from another CA solution?
Been thinking about running #stepca in my #kubernetes cluster, but have been apprehensive because of how many features seem to be gated behind smallstep's proprietary version. Would love to have this integrated with #certmanager and using the #tpm on my nodes. Was going to do a rearchitecting of my entire #auth and #cryptography stack when I switch from the deprecated #Ingress API to the #GatewayAPI
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@Larvitz How is Step CA? Are you coming from another CA solution?
Been thinking about running #stepca in my #kubernetes cluster, but have been apprehensive because of how many features seem to be gated behind smallstep's proprietary version. Would love to have this integrated with #certmanager and using the #tpm on my nodes. Was going to do a rearchitecting of my entire #auth and #cryptography stack when I switch from the deprecated #Ingress API to the #GatewayAPI
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@Larvitz How is Step CA? Are you coming from another CA solution?
Been thinking about running #stepca in my #kubernetes cluster, but have been apprehensive because of how many features seem to be gated behind smallstep's proprietary version. Would love to have this integrated with #certmanager and using the #tpm on my nodes. Was going to do a rearchitecting of my entire #auth and #cryptography stack when I switch from the deprecated #Ingress API to the #GatewayAPI
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I really need to learn #GTK app development. GUI dev stuff outside the browser always ends up frustrating me.
#Rust people, what are your thoughts on using #Relm4 vs. the regular gtk & libadwaita crates? How is support for #Blueprint? Last I used it, I dont think the blueprint LSP was built yet, so it was pretty tedious because I use #Helix and not #GNOME #Builder.
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I really need to learn #GTK app development. GUI dev stuff outside the browser always ends up frustrating me.
#Rust people, what are your thoughts on using #Relm4 vs. the regular gtk & libadwaita crates? How is support for #Blueprint? Last I used it, I dont think the blueprint LSP was built yet, so it was pretty tedious because I use #Helix and not #GNOME #Builder.
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I really need to learn #GTK app development. GUI dev stuff outside the browser always ends up frustrating me.
#Rust people, what are your thoughts on using #Relm4 vs. the regular gtk & libadwaita crates? How is support for #Blueprint? Last I used it, I dont think the blueprint LSP was built yet, so it was pretty tedious because I use #Helix and not #GNOME #Builder.
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I really need to learn #GTK app development. GUI dev stuff outside the browser always ends up frustrating me.
#Rust people, what are your thoughts on using #Relm4 vs. the regular gtk & libadwaita crates? How is support for #Blueprint? Last I used it, I dont think the blueprint LSP was built yet, so it was pretty tedious because I use #Helix and not #GNOME #Builder.
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I really need to learn #GTK app development. GUI dev stuff outside the browser always ends up frustrating me.
#Rust people, what are your thoughts on using #Relm4 vs. the regular gtk & libadwaita crates? How is support for #Blueprint? Last I used it, I dont think the blueprint LSP was built yet, so it was pretty tedious because I use #Helix and not #GNOME #Builder.
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@alextecplayz @cassidy
- In my usage #DejaVuBackup & #PikaBackups both work very well. #Celeste too for syncing files with #Nextcloud- Everything #AppManager does is possible w/ #Flatseal, #GnomeSoftware, & opening #flatpak manifests or specific to #Android activities, which are loosely analogous to #DBus services, which #DSpy works well for.
- Never used #Gemini, but #Alpaca works super well with communicating w/ #LLMs via #Ollama. Would make for an awesome #GNOME #SearchProvider
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It would be really nice to have my personal configs for #Helix, #Neovim, or #Codium in my #homemanager config, but also let a #devshell provide extra config specific to that repo.
Any ideas on how something like this could be achieved?
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@mauriciobc @CleoMenezesJr Does #Calibre or Calibre-Web support serving your library via #OPDS?
If so, you could point [Foliate](https://flathub.org/apps/com.github.johnfactotum.Foliate) at it. It's a really nice app! Would be nice if it had functionality to sync your catalog and reading progress across devices.
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@roberth @arianvp Hell yeah! Thanks for the info! (and implementation 😎️)
Good to know I can just do `nix run unstable#nix -- .#nixosConfigurations.config.myhost.system.build.toplevel` as a temporary workaround.Curious how this is done. Will peep the implementation.
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@arianvp Would be nice if stack traces could be constricted to include/exclude specific paths.
- Paths within my git repo ... *very much* care about *all* of them
- Paths within nixpkgs ... *maybe* care about 4-8 framesto find the error, you gotta sift through 500 lines of garbage. Makes iterating on NixOS a nightmare
`nixos-rebuild` should collapse irrelevant internal frames by default. If you need the whole trace use `nix build .#nixosConfigurations.host.config.system.build.toplevel`.
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Should be possible with [mobile-nixos](https://github.com/NixOS/mobile-nixos) and `nix build .#nixosConfigurations.<host>.config.system.build.iso-image`
The project is kinda rough tho. Development/maintenance is slow, probably due to doing a bunch of nonstandard things on top of NixOS and not supporting Nix flakes.
I have a OnePlus 6T, so hopefully I can step up to help maintain the project once I'm a little more knowledgeable with Nix and boot related stuff.
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Enabling an auth method shouldn't prevent you from using others, but if you enable fingerprint auth via #fprintd, privilege escalation commands like #sudo don't let you use a password anymore to authorize actions; you must use a fingerprint (until the fingerprint request times out)
#PolicyKit dialogs show a useless "Authenticate" button that never actually gets clicked, but not a password entry textbox (until after fingerprint auth fails)
The UI is already there, just show it!
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The current status of #fingerprint scanning via #fprintd in #GNOME & #GDM is so bad.
Fingerprint login doesn't unlock the keyring, so immediately after login, you get dialogs asking you to manually type your password to unlock them.
Might as well just not allow fingerprint login in GDM and only allow fingerprints to dismiss the lockscreen post-login.
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A big shortcoming of #Nix #devshells is that it's difficult to wrap #editor & #LSP configs for your project.
This is the number one thing I would want a #devshell for after installing dependencies, rendering them always inadequate/incomplete.
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Enabling an auth method shouldn't prevent you from using others, but if you enable fingerprint auth via #fprintd, privilege escalation commands like #sudo don't let you use a password anymore to authorize actions; you must use a fingerprint (until the fingerprint request times out)
#PolicyKit dialogs show a useless "Authenticate" button that never actually gets clicked, but not a password entry textbox (until after fingerprint auth fails)
The UI is already there, just show it!
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Enabling an auth method shouldn't prevent you from using others, but if you enable fingerprint auth via #fprintd, privilege escalation commands like #sudo don't let you use a password anymore to authorize actions; you must use a fingerprint (until the fingerprint request times out)
#PolicyKit dialogs show a useless "Authenticate" button that never actually gets clicked, but not a password entry textbox (until after fingerprint auth fails)
The UI is already there, just show it!
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Enabling an auth method shouldn't prevent you from using others, but if you enable fingerprint auth via #fprintd, privilege escalation commands like #sudo don't let you use a password anymore to authorize actions; you must use a fingerprint (until the fingerprint request times out)
#PolicyKit dialogs show a useless "Authenticate" button that never actually gets clicked, but not a password entry textbox (until after fingerprint auth fails)
The UI is already there, just show it!
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Enabling an auth method shouldn't prevent you from using others, but if you enable fingerprint auth via #fprintd, privilege escalation commands like #sudo don't let you use a password anymore to authorize actions; you must use a fingerprint (until the fingerprint request times out)
#PolicyKit dialogs show a useless "Authenticate" button that never actually gets clicked, but not a password entry textbox (until after fingerprint auth fails)
The UI is already there, just show it!
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@CleoMenezesJr Most of my #GTK app wishlist is either #GTK4 modernization or new features for existing apps...mainly #SelfHosted server sync. Would be nice to login to #Nextcloud via GOA & have a solid client for each NC app.
Outside of that:
- Database viewer / query runner
- REST API tester
- #ActivityPub tester
- Clients for various fediverse servers
- #JSONSchema / #Cuelang / #Nickel contract validator
- GIF search
- GitHub / #Forgejo Actions manager & runner
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@alextecplayz @cassidy #GoogleLens is one of the only features I miss since switching to #GrapheneOS. Very useful with no #FOSS alternatives on any platform afaik. I suppose this could be done with an extension for #GnomeShell, OCR, image classification models, & reverse image search.
#GoogleAssistant too, but there's already a decent stack with #FasterWhisper & #Wyoming with #HomeAssistant. I'd like to build a #GTK client to integrate with this on #Linux systems.
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So I'm working on a #NixOS module for #farside (https://github.com/benbusby/farside) #proxy and had a thought:
All the frontend proxies (#Nitter, #Libreddit, etc.) hit the rate limit really quickly.
Would it be viable to federate the frontends to avoid this? i.e. fetch a limited amount of content, share what they've already fetched via federation, and query other federated frontends for content before querying the actual API?
Anyone see any potential issues with this idea?
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Are there any good places on fedi for #LanguageExchange ? Particularly something noob-friendly? Non-fedi resources also appreciated.
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@alextecplayz @cassidy
- In my usage #DejaVuBackup & #PikaBackups both work very well. #Celeste too for syncing files with #Nextcloud- Everything #AppManager does is possible w/ #Flatseal, #GnomeSoftware, & opening #flatpak manifests or specific to #Android activities, which are loosely analogous to #DBus services, which #DSpy works well for.
- Never used #Gemini, but #Alpaca works super well with communicating w/ #LLMs via #Ollama. Would make for an awesome #GNOME #SearchProvider