I use Cryptomator so I don’t have to trust my cloud storage providers not to read my data

If you’re comfortable with scripting CLI tools then rclone seems to support icloud, you can use it to sync everything to a local directory which you can then backup however you like

You can rip out ChromeOS and install Linux, good if you’ve already got an old EoL Chromebook but I’m not sure if it’s worth actually buying one for it

Thanks!

Thanks!

What did you do to get the nice terminal output with the colour display and fedora ASCII art? Just a copy+paste in bashrc?

That’s really useful, thanks

Ah OK, so what’s the difference between uBlue and the other fedora atomic distros? Just different people and a different arrangement of pre-installed stuff?

I’ll answer my own question: there’s plenty more here

So from there I can see

• Aurora
• Bazzite
• Bluefin
• uCore

and then this link which has

• Silverblue
• Kinoite
• Sway Atomic
• Budgie Atomic
• Cosmic Atomic

Does that sound like all of them?

Is there a guide to all the different Universal Blue spins anywhere?

Yeah, they make some good points but it’s all a bit dramatic

while true; do

isn’t exactly harder to read than

while true
do

though, is it? And going back to my original point, I don’t like while true being on its own as to me it looks like it’s meant to be a separate statement rather than part of the do/done block.

So you’d rather it all be on one line? I’d only do that if it’s a very simple command, otherwise you’re just making the code harder to read.

Simplest solution might just be to dual-boot Windows if you can’t get a VM working

If this joke works in your accent then you have a funny accent ~(not like mine, which is sensible and correct, of course)~

I’d write

while true; do
    X
done

for the same reason I’d write

if [ something ]; then
    X
fi

or in another language

if (something) {
    X
}

Because it’s all part of the same statement and having a single line with just do or { seems silly and implies (to me) that the lines aren’t related.

Interesting, I’ve been wondering how OSM deals with malicious changes

Prime opportunity for some evangelising!

Definitely ticks the “something interesting to do out on a walk” box that pokémon go did