I’ve seen various artists selling those on bandcamp, and they’re often sold out

Github desktop, despite the name it’s just a git client. Absolutely clownish that there’s no official Linux support (there’s a fork which works perfectly). I use it to interact with self-hosted gitea, codeberg and github, pretty happy with it, I’m Aldo testing git butler

I remember in high school our text book had some paragraphs from various literature books. One of the books was called zombie (or zombies) so of course I checked it out, even if the teacher skipped it. The section was just a description or something, nothing particular, but I decided to borrow the book at the library anyway, and the full story was basically (spoilers ahead, it’s gory):

I wonder if somebody did it as an Easter egg or what

I would create another couple of efi partitions, just to confuse attackers more

I switch back to it to play half life alyx which I borrowed, otherwise usually it’s sitting in a virtual machine (its corner)

They have a lot of blog post about updates for v5, but was the previous Linux version v4 or what? Really unclear since they never specify the x.x.x versions on the blog… On the web version releases page we have some notes https://github.com/Stremio/stremio-web/releases

If they’re big the zero is skipped anyway

Was able to put calibre web on nixos. Still trying to build a package that’s not available (piped), but boys is it hard to package java stuff for nixos…

He also said “it’s residenting evil time”

It’s as easy to install as any other Linux distro now. Then you have to learn all the configurations of course…

Damn, really easy to spot the Americans in the comments

Aktchually g gets simplified so it’s 5 > 2 for any value

Caddy. I started with npm but I realized it was hiding enough stuff that I wasn’t learning anything about managing networking. Caddy is super easy and has lot of sane defaults.

Small indie games:

Proximate and Security: The Horrible Nights

500 hours game: Hero’s Hour (I play a bit almost every night before sleeping on my steam deck)

This week I bought and finished two little indie gems, for the price of 5.89 + 4.99. They were great, even if one was a bit short, but I also have around 500 hours on another indie game. Thanks to alpha beta gamer on YouTube i discovered there’s a lot of nice games which focuses on story and mechanics more than graphic. I hope they price Gta VI at 100 $ and it flops.

https://m.wiki.pokemoncentral.it/Magby

It’s a combination between KDE 6 and Wayland, which required support in the Nvidia drivers. I remember running Nvidia on KDE 5 and had zero issues compared to now, but we’ll just have to wait. Some issues are just configuration changes that needs to be implemented by the distro mantainers (literally a one line fix on a conf file which was communicated by KDE but not picked up)

I do it manually, but I don’t have a lot of dependencies. Download the main package, install it, check the error message for the package it needs, download the new package, install the main package again… For python stuff pip download will also get the dependencies. Maybe you can use the Debian website since it lists the package dependencies and allows you to download from the website the deb files. You can probably automate with a bash script some stuff.

Crunchbang++ is alive and we’re using it

I start a windows virtual machine, could not find an alternative for Linux. I did find one for the corsair scimitar but as a mouse it did not last long enough. I’d like to try the Logitech g600 but it’s hard to find

Edit: yeah it’s one off for switching you don’t need to keep it running