No, they have victims, accomplices, and future victims. Everything else is an excuse for neocolonialism.

Confidently wrong on so many levels

it’ll also add a new XApp called Fingwit, which provides built-in support for fingerprint login, screensaver unlock, and sudo authentication. If it needs to, the app will fall back to password entry.

It’s decent, but screw using someone’s personal distro. Glorious literally dropped every scrap of his default de config, and switched to another. No transition, no migration, just deleted everything and went on with his day.

Yeah, you should be saying that to yourself…

Found the Karen

Disregard everything. I just went to copy-paste what I installed and there’s no mention of lazyvim. There is a lazyvim package for nix, but I don’t seem to have used it.

What were the necessary packages that you installed? And how did you install lazyvim through home-manager, to begin with?

I just added these packages to home.nix, same should be for the package above. #neovim #git,make,npm,node,and ripgrep are already installed neovim python311 python311Packages.pip # python311Packages.pynvim luajitPackages.luarocks cargo git gh tree-sitter nerd-fonts.symbols-only emacsPackages.all-the-icons-nerd-fonts markdownlint-cli luajitPackages.jsregexp

Careful there. You are only a half dozen abstraction layers away from reinventing NixOS.

I just installed lazyvim and necessary packages through home-manager. I think I needed to install fonts through conf.nix, and that’s it.

IMO that’s not realistic for beginners.

I don’t think a beginner that’s just starting to learn a tool is likely to make significant modifications any time soon. I’ve been using doom for like 10 years and so far I’ve only needed to make small changes.

And when they try to change anything, they’ll search “how to set shortcut in doom Emacs” and immediately get the correct answer. If they search for “how to set shortcut in Emacs” they’ll get 50 different methods using 10 different package managers.

And besides that. Learning how to make small modifications to Doom is incomparably easier than building a whole config from scratch. I quit Emacs the first time exactly because of that massive hurdle.

Don’t start from scratch, you’ll give up long before you get a half decent config. Instead use a “distro” like Doom Emacs or Spacemacs.

If you really want to, get a copy of Mastering Emacs. Afaik it’s the best resource around.

Because it lets me use a list of packages instead of needing to remember what to install, has every package I need and let’s me use them without installing them, and has a good rollback system to go along with cutting edge packages.

Or nix/guix/flatpak/appimage

The trait hides only the spell’s spellcasting actions and manifestations, not its effects, so an observer might still see a ray streak out from you or see you vanish into thin air.

It’s the same in this case as well. The fun part is nobody outside of the regime knows if these are actual police, or literal criminals

I’m currently running a home server using Ubuntu OS, but I’d like to try and explore other options for operating systems to better my skills with linux/unix.

What are you hoping to explore? Distrohopping servers is pretty much pointless, especially if you’re using docker.

Like you’re going to use dnf to install docker instead of apt, maybe configure selinux instead of apparmor, and that’s it. Definitely not worth it IMO.

Alien memes

Yet in 2025 w3c is a pain in the ass

He was a businessman, not a doctor.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Rabe

This kinda implies there was one good Nazi

There was that one Nazi doctor in China saving civilians from Japanese horrors. They even built a statue for him after the war.