systemd is easy to work with, other init systems introduce kinks, I rather break philosophy than deal with that shit

I yesterday tried installing win11, it couldn’t detect my ethernet drives, and tried to sign me in, and because I had no internet, I had to create an account through cli anyway

Funny

It’s not that deep in terms of Linux, while I think it seriously is hard to learn for most it’s not so hard to take more than 1 month to use it just as good as you could with windows

windows debloating brought me more issues than using Linux, if windows is truly that much of an ass then you might as well have it as an option in a dual boos setup where you use it only when necessary (preferably non-debloated so it doesn’t fuck itself when you need it)

Just FYI, your question was reposted https://lemmy.world/post/31875892

I was wondering why you mentioned Lemmygrad so I did a quick research, damn, you’ve been beefing since 2022?

Can you not make a shell script that auto builds and deploys? It was really simple for me

The fuck is gafam? It was faang before? Right?

It’s possible, but I would not want to be the dude that does it. CSAM and Abuse, Gore and illegal activity, I’ll be traumatised

oh man idk where to begin tbh

Maybe deleting the dotfiles (holds configuration data) would help return the DE to a default state?

I probably would just reinstall, though. I’m not confident enough to mess around with dotfiles

can you open a terminal or is it just that the dock is gone? Search “Extension” in search and disable every extension.

Also, tell us what is off from an ordinary install (for example, you can’t open apps or something)

still funny

Lua can be pretty fast, but not Lua itself but Luau runtimes or LuaJIT

Lua is actually a really decent language to work with, and it’s pretty fast too, can compile it to executables, I think it’s great

Still fucked

Colours are fucked

I was fighting with my linter tbh still have no clue how to write html in go like its php

And, for the comments part, I haven’t looked into it, it’s likely just a JavaScript file that connects to your server or an external one and pulls all data and whatever, its the single dynamic part and it’s done with js

Self host and third party exists. You probably could use Lemmy as a shoddy way to make comments too

I like Hugo, though it’s been the only one I used. May get too involved, and some themes have features others may not have, for example, comment integration may not exist for some themes.

Self hosting allows you to improve screen share framerate