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  1. I have released a small tool for Linux/Wayland to let you zoom the current screen and annotate it and have a few other features to make it easy when presenting. It's called shmooz and available on AUR and github github.com/chmouel/shmooz

    #linux #wayland #sway #hyprland #kde #gnome

  2. I have released a small tool for Linux/Wayland to let you zoom the current screen and annotate it and have a few other features to make it easy when presenting. It's called shmooz and available on AUR and github github.com/chmouel/shmooz

  3. I have released a small tool for Linux/Wayland to let you zoom the current screen and annotate it and have a few other features to make it easy when presenting. It's called shmooz and available on AUR and github github.com/chmouel/shmooz

    #linux #wayland #sway #hyprland #kde #gnome

  4. I have released a small tool for Linux/Wayland to let you zoom the current screen and annotate it and have a few other features to make it easy when presenting. It's called shmooz and available on AUR and github github.com/chmouel/shmooz

    #linux #wayland #sway #hyprland #kde #gnome

  5. I have released a small tool for Linux/Wayland to let you zoom the current screen and annotate it and have a few other features to make it easy when presenting. It's called shmooz and available on AUR and github github.com/chmouel/shmooz

    #linux #wayland #sway #hyprland #kde #gnome

  6. Running uv and pre-commit in a container (like on github actions), it looks simple but yet it took me many iterations to get there (i am sure someone may mentions a better way)

    python3 -mpip install -U uv
    uv sync
    export PATH="$PATH:$(pwd)/.venv/bin"
    uv add pre-commit ruff pylint
    .venv/bin/pre-commit run -a

  7. quick reminder to myself on how to run a uv project with via

    [Unit]
    Description=Python Bot

    [Service]
    ExecStart=direnv exec . uv run main.py
    WorkingDirectory=/home/user/project
    Restart=always

    [Install]
    WantedBy=default.target