Hey I am in no way an expert and can’t test it right now, but on their github they say "Light-weight system monitor for X, Wayland, and other things, too ". Does it not work on wayland?

edit: answered to the wrong reply, sorry. But: me too, to both of those!

Absolutely do not checkout “conky” and under no circumstances search for “conky themes” in image search. A program for the utterly deranged

Shit, I’ve been scrubbing the bathroom for 10hours, can’t close Vim

I know it’s a classic but confused how I’m supposed to use Vim to send an email

Already got my Vim, any tips?

Haha no worries, I know what you mean. I love Joplin and personally like the style, but it is bland compared to alot of other apps. Hoping that it will evolve and offer more themes :)

I don’t do journaling full time, but Joplin has been great. FOSS, cross-platform, allows you to pick sync target (if you want any, I use my cloud provider) and on top of it all it supports e2e encryption of your notes.

Nicest thing (personally): allows you to export markdown/html/pdf/etc…

That’s the kind of commenting I saw from slrpnk users as well!

Happy cakeday :)

My home country has a general guideline for all the inhabitants: keep stocked up on emergency food water + some other stuff enough that you can survive 3 day power, water and other outages.

Been living with that in mind for a long time!

Never been under a true test though.

Ha true!

And also I love that, please keep it fun. I feel like it’s truly a solarpunk instance that way :)

Ah, thanks! Didn’t know that. I guess it wont have an effect then and can be ignored.

Edit: fixed up wording.

I recently had this problem while dualbooting mint and windows: windows was shutting down the LAN hardware somehow.

Had to disable fast startup (in windows, but I recall some Motherboards have also “fast boot” in BIOS as well?) and also in windows’ LAN adapter settings a power saving option.

This is the thread that helped me: https://askubuntu.com/a/879818

A shot in the dark, but hopefully it helps.

Another awesome tip I’ve learned today, thanks! Yeah often I remember the actual day I typed a specific command but must manually scroll through. This is another useful tip. I don’t think I’ll completely let go of history since it’s also super convenient to just look up index and type !345 for example.

I feel like I forget those that I just don’t use often enough, and when I would need them I default to what I know (which is always a slower way than knowing a shortcut) in a “hurry”.

Guess I should just print them and tape the paper next to my monitor.

I used !<index> Together with history by giving an index displayed in the history list, but did not know that you can use it like that! Also didn’t know about ^

Thanks for the tips!

This is why I follow linux memes, I don’t know if I have ever bumped into CTRL+R but I finally can let go of

history

Sadly it’s not FOSS (just mentioning since we are in FOSS community).

I would have paid for the one-time pro payment even if it was FOSS and was just to support developers. It’s really good.

That’s a cool suggestion, you should post that in the original thread so people see it too!

Me too, I really like it! The matrix group of the community volunteers gives me hope that we can continue to use it under better licensing.

We share a small amount of hope that the shareholders of OM give up the trademark of the name, but sadly I don’t think it will happen.

Btw please share your name ideas in the original thread! I crossposted the post to raise awareness, but only the names in Original post are being voted on.