Yes, definitely and I do run into that when I search my history

I’m not sure what you mean. I gave 3 different commands…

I use $_ a lot, it allows you to use the last parameter of the previous command in your current command

mkdir something && cd $_

nano file
chmod +x $_

As a simple example.

If you want to create nested folders, you can do it in one go by adding -p to mkdir

mkdir -p bunch/of/nested/folders

Good explanation here:
https://koenwoortman.com/bash-mkdir-multiple-subdirectories/q

Sometimes starting a service takes a while and you’re sitting there waiting for the terminal to be available again. Just add --no-block to systemctl and it will do it on the background without keeping the terminal occupied.

systemctl start --no-block myservice

I can recommend tmux also as an alternative to screen

Not in the popup dialog, but in the text tool properties (on the left under the tools after you select the tool). You can scroll through the fonts there and your selected font will apply to the currently selected text.

My biggest pet peeve is having to scroll past 5000 versions of Noto font.

Projects for all kinds of projects

aur_builds for the package I use from the AUR. No hand holding here, I build and install my AUR packages artisanally.

As someone who manages a mail server, new debian releases have the same effect.

If you want to avoid this, use a rolling release distro.

Good luck. I jumped ship 10 years ago, you get used to it to the point Windows starts feeling weird.

Don’t hesistate to reach out when you’re stuck

Saw a screenshot of enlightenment in a magazine and thought it looked cool

fwiw regarding point 3, I had Mycroft on my pinephone. Was toying with other distros at some point so I don’t have it anymore, but it worked. Took a few seconds to process.

Fdroid itself and every package they host will have to be signed.

Maybe there are still workarounds, like enabling dev mode on your phone, but still tedious.

imho the biggest roadblock is more general applications. Most desktop apps don’t scale well or at all to mobile screens, but it’s better than nothing.

You distribute the code without your key and a built package that is signed. This isn’t exactly rocket science.

Anyone who forks the code will have to use their own key to install a package they built.

It’s just unnecessary red tape.

Wine Is Not an Emulator.

This is an Emulator.

This is (like) virtualbox running in seamless mode…

You’re right, this never happens on windows. It’s so robust no one ever complains

/s

I have long hair too, you just dont let it dangle in front of your face when you look down like this.

Maybe she’s used to pull her hair back in this position out of habit?

I believe it was the Linux counterpart of XSplit, the “other” streaming software that was very popular in the early days of streaming. Before that we had to use some very elaborate setups.

I can see it, but this is a 17 year old Metacity theme, thanks for the effort though :-)