

vim -> gnu emacs
vim -> gnu emacs
I do, also most aur-helpers skip or make reviewing a chore.
Anyone can become an official unix system if they would pay up. Random rhel rebuilts were ‘official unix system’ at one point or another.
we fight for nod
Recommendation to use librewolf is extremely unhelpful and/or dumb, it’s unusable by default for vast majority of people (everyone really) due to insane defaults that break every second web-page.
Videoconferences? Forget about it. Images that look normal? You don’t need them. And so on, even tor browser is more usable then this.
Being hairy monster makes you not-nice automatically?
No one is “terrified” by programs and how exactly powertoys installed/integrated into OS will confuse anyone? You aren’t obligated to use it.
I don’t disagree that term itself exists of course. But it was and is bullshit that those philosophers themselves never actually followed.
That’s not true at all? I don’t think they use multicall binaries and both systemd-boot and udev (I don’t remember any other util that became part of systemd) are still separate. And every other utility under systemd umbrella is separate as well.
As for philosophy, no unix ever even tried in any way to embody this.
There is no such philosophy and it was never practiced.
Can’t you just suspend with another timer that calls Unit=suspend.target
?
At worst they lost close to 30% of their strategic fleet, crippling blow (they can’t manufacture new ones) but not fatal.
At least 41 airplane is partially or completely disabled.
True, I forgot that it’s possible to pass argument with M-
. 😺
In emacs it would be C-u - C-k
I think.
While you are at it, look up readline shortcuts.
They are searchable by descriptive names, they shouldn’t have ‘simple, descriptive names’.
I’ve just tried it, not bad but worse then expected, egg whites really don’t mesh with sweet jam. Also tried one with spicier option peach/paprica/chili jam and it’s better. Still won’t recommend it.
But I don’t need an editor, do you see an editor somewhere in the infographics? Thought so.