since yaml is just a superset of json, you can easily avoid all problems like this

yaml is like a less strict json for me

https://youtu.be/RmfjMAMiyPk

its probably easier to debug the issues you currently have, than dealing with the suckness of imparative package management

if the hardware is not working with the linux kernel, its bad hardware

gnome not opening the keyboard when i focus an input, has nothing to do with the hardware

idk about op, but if i asked about a good linux tablet, i would mean the hardware not the software

for me a good linux tablet means i can take my favorite linux distro, install it without big hassle and have a good performing computer with all components working afterwards

while good performing can be interpretable

nix like in nixos?

three solutions:

• enable flatpak and install it from there
• package it
• ask me to package it

Nixpkgs is actually one of the most up to date software repositories. (~90% according to repology)

You may be using a release channel which will only be updated for important security updates.

https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Nix_channels

yeah the sound quality is not so great

hey, i have one of those skullcandy headphones

i sometimes do that so i can inspect the error messages on a cleared terminal

nice

i remember nuking my windows dual boot about 2 years ago

pretty similar story: i discovered almost all my games work with wine, so i didn’t use windows for a few month. eventually i didn’t see any point in keeping it around.

the proprietary drivers work pretty great on X11 for me

yes and no

FOSS games are good and fun, but to deliver a AAA game with a near-realistic 3D Graphics and a good several hour-lasting story, you kinda need some funding. I would be all for a concept where a game is open source, but you need to pay for the textures, meshes, voiceovers, in game dialog strings and similar stuff that is not code.

Binaries are not in /usr/bin or /bin except for /bin/sh and /usr/bin/env. Programs should not assume fixed paths for binaries and instead look for them in $PATH.

I have no experience. Anyway:

• learn how to make a basic website in some flexible programming language like go, rust or python (django)
• make a list of functionality of your original website you want to provide an alternative frontend for (as a start, you can expand later)
• find a way to retrieve all important data for the most important functionality reliably
• implement it into your website
• make it fancy, expand functionality, use the same webpaths for you website like as the original (so it can easily be redirected with libredirect or similar)

You can also look at and analyze the source code of existing Libre frontends like rimgo (go).

/bin/bash won’t work on every system for example NixOS some other systems may have bash in /usr/bin or elsewhere

lol wine and cygwin inception

you could install your favorite distro with all your customizations and needed programs on a flash drive and use that as a rescue system

bro that xkdc is gold

nope, that is probably window manager specific, i’m using i3, but any keyboard shortcuts get disabled when a window grabs the pointer anyway, i found a solution and updated my post