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@rl_dane @codemonkeymike @glitzersachen I'm running #OpenBSD on an old Toshiba laptop. Suspend acted funny once or twice, but otherwise seems to be working, that being said I don't use suspend a lot.
I can say not enough thanks to OpenBSD for having crafted a reasonably smooth installation and post-installation process.
Otherwise, it did personally help me that I've switched from #Alpine Linux, where one also has to spend a bit of time in the tty and manually edit a few config files with vi or something else. -
@peteorrall @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @clayton @giantspacesquid @Twizzay @stfn
Yeah, I wonder if Hombrew is used much at all on Linux.
Oh, I just remembered I was going to include cygwin's SETUP.EXE as a package manager (as it technically IS!) XD
Of course, this #blost was 1 hour's work, not 10, so it's pretty off the cuff and subjective ;)
I did skew heavily towards installation speed, and not just download speed, though. I wouldn't criticize an OS for not being able to afford crazy fast mirrors.
I posted the number of available packages for Debian (#RasPiOS), Arch (#CachyOS), and FreeBSD in this thread: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KRDSHN77A1505JP0VRXFC5BR
Package rollbacks would be a filesystem and OS-level feature, no? Like snapper on Linux and the boot environment selector (with ZFS) in #FreeBSD.
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@peteorrall @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @clayton @giantspacesquid @Twizzay @stfn
Yeah, I wonder if Hombrew is used much at all on Linux.
Oh, I just remembered I was going to include cygwin's SETUP.EXE as a package manager (as it technically IS!) XD
Of course, this #blost was 1 hour's work, not 10, so it's pretty off the cuff and subjective ;)
I did skew heavily towards installation speed, and not just download speed, though. I wouldn't criticize an OS for not being able to afford crazy fast mirrors.
I posted the number of available packages for Debian (#RasPiOS), Arch (#CachyOS), and FreeBSD in this thread: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KRDSHN77A1505JP0VRXFC5BR
Package rollbacks would be a filesystem and OS-level feature, no? Like snapper on Linux and the boot environment selector (with ZFS) in #FreeBSD.
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@peteorrall @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @clayton @giantspacesquid @Twizzay @stfn
Yeah, I wonder if Hombrew is used much at all on Linux.
Oh, I just remembered I was going to include cygwin's SETUP.EXE as a package manager (as it technically IS!) XD
Of course, this #blost was 1 hour's work, not 10, so it's pretty off the cuff and subjective ;)
I did skew heavily towards installation speed, and not just download speed, though. I wouldn't criticize an OS for not being able to afford crazy fast mirrors.
I posted the number of available packages for Debian (#RasPiOS), Arch (#CachyOS), and FreeBSD in this thread: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KRDSHN77A1505JP0VRXFC5BR
Package rollbacks would be a filesystem and OS-level feature, no? Like snapper on Linux and the boot environment selector (with ZFS) in #FreeBSD.
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@peteorrall @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @clayton @giantspacesquid @Twizzay @stfn
Yeah, I wonder if Hombrew is used much at all on Linux.
Oh, I just remembered I was going to include cygwin's SETUP.EXE as a package manager (as it technically IS!) XD
Of course, this #blost was 1 hour's work, not 10, so it's pretty off the cuff and subjective ;)
I did skew heavily towards installation speed, and not just download speed, though. I wouldn't criticize an OS for not being able to afford crazy fast mirrors.
I posted the number of available packages for Debian (#RasPiOS), Arch (#CachyOS), and FreeBSD in this thread: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KRDSHN77A1505JP0VRXFC5BR
Package rollbacks would be a filesystem and OS-level feature, no? Like snapper on Linux and the boot environment selector (with ZFS) in #FreeBSD.
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@peteorrall @joel @dm @sotolf @thedoctor @pixx @orbitalmartian @adamsdesk @krafter @roguefoam @clayton @giantspacesquid @Twizzay @stfn
Yeah, I wonder if Hombrew is used much at all on Linux.
Oh, I just remembered I was going to include cygwin's SETUP.EXE as a package manager (as it technically IS!) XD
Of course, this #blost was 1 hour's work, not 10, so it's pretty off the cuff and subjective ;)
I did skew heavily towards installation speed, and not just download speed, though. I wouldn't criticize an OS for not being able to afford crazy fast mirrors.
I posted the number of available packages for Debian (#RasPiOS), Arch (#CachyOS), and FreeBSD in this thread: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KRDSHN77A1505JP0VRXFC5BR
Package rollbacks would be a filesystem and OS-level feature, no? Like snapper on Linux and the boot environment selector (with ZFS) in #FreeBSD.
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@rl_dane @sashin The problem is that #fuckFedora HAS taken a stand, a principled stand. They want to force #systemd, #gnome, #wayland down your throat. They have become the #microsoft of the #linux world. #dumpFedora and #goBSD.
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@rl_dane @sashin The problem is that #fuckFedora HAS taken a stand, a principled stand. They want to force #systemd, #gnome, #wayland down your throat. They have become the #microsoft of the #linux world. #dumpFedora and #goBSD.
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@rl_dane @sashin The problem is that #fuckFedora HAS taken a stand, a principled stand. They want to force #systemd, #gnome, #wayland down your throat. They have become the #microsoft of the #linux world. #dumpFedora and #goBSD.
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@rl_dane @sashin The problem is that #fuckFedora HAS taken a stand, a principled stand. They want to force #systemd, #gnome, #wayland down your throat. They have become the #microsoft of the #linux world. #dumpFedora and #goBSD.
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@rl_dane @sashin The problem is that #fuckFedora HAS taken a stand, a principled stand. They want to force #systemd, #gnome, #wayland down your throat. They have become the #microsoft of the #linux world. #dumpFedora and #goBSD.
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@rl_dane yep! I learned about it through the #AdventOfComputing podcast, two of his early episodes were about it.
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@rl_dane I really think that caps lock should have been a top-row key. (Although I get the historical reasons, involving and the original shift lock key placement. It physically held down shift, right? [Anyone on the #typewriters tag know?] )
I LOVE what Apple did to the Esc key, making it the size of Tab. I think if the Esc key were this large, putting it at the top-left feels right for the semantics of a 'back'/'cancel' button.
I get Vim/Vi users might not like that though 😀 -
@rl_dane I really think that caps lock should have been a top-row key. (Although I get the historical reasons, involving and the original shift lock key placement. It physically held down shift, right? [Anyone on the #typewriters tag know?] )
I LOVE what Apple did to the Esc key, making it the size of Tab. I think if the Esc key were this large, putting it at the top-left feels right for the semantics of a 'back'/'cancel' button.
I get Vim/Vi users might not like that though 😀 -
@rl_dane I really think that caps lock should have been a top-row key. (Although I get the historical reasons, involving and the original shift lock key placement. It physically held down shift, right? [Anyone on the #typewriters tag know?] )
I LOVE what Apple did to the Esc key, making it the size of Tab. I think if the Esc key were this large, putting it at the top-left feels right for the semantics of a 'back'/'cancel' button.
I get Vim/Vi users might not like that though 😀 -
@rl_dane I really think that caps lock should have been a top-row key. (Although I get the historical reasons, involving and the original shift lock key placement. It physically held down shift, right? [Anyone on the #typewriters tag know?] )
I LOVE what Apple did to the Esc key, making it the size of Tab. I think if the Esc key were this large, putting it at the top-left feels right for the semantics of a 'back'/'cancel' button.
I get Vim/Vi users might not like that though 😀 -
The alternative is to make the shell handle the un-escaping:
echo hello,there |sed 's/,/'"\n"'/g'
It's undocumented in several ksh flavours, but nonetheless works. However, those flavours also (trying a quick few tests) support the better way, which is also undocumented though:
echo hello,there |sed $'s/,/\n/g'
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Last night I came up with the idea to write a #blost ridiculing #Dawkins for being snowed by spicy autocorrect, but when I sat down to write it now, I just couldn't muster the polemic malice.
So forking ironic that this douch^?^?^?^?ude who ridiculed the world for their supposed delusions darn near fell in love with a flipping algorithmic dialectical mirror.
No, forget it. I'm writing it, right now. 😆
Post: https://polymaths.social/@rl_dane/statuses/01KQQ4Z11XHWMM4JNG7KASBE5B
