BlanK0

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[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 1 points 5 months ago

Sounds like a awesome fork, can't wait!

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 27 points 5 months ago (1 children)

The meme is becoming a reality. Systemd really is going to try to be everything lmao

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 2 points 7 months ago

In terms of WMs, I would say sway and river are the most straightforward to setup, the rest like dwl and hyprland might require more setup for different reasons like hyprland outside of arch but it works well in my machine

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 2 points 7 months ago

Awesome list!!! Thx for your work 🙏

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 9 points 8 months ago

This is wild 💀

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 6 points 8 months ago

I would just use kdenlive personally since the UI is very straightforward. I think almost every distro has kdenlive, and if it isn't on the package manager of the distro you can install it as a flatpak as well.

Maybe try distros that have more recent updates, might feel less clunky, like nobara, fedora, openSuse (the semi-rolling release version), garuda and PopOs.

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 2 points 8 months ago

No problem bro. I can understand that people can be highly sociopathic specially in systems like capitalism. I do thank you for pointing out the anti-human culture that capital can produce if people don't fight back and conform too much to it.

Also, I am glad you enjoyed the video.

Actually haven't heard of "The Big Lebowski", might check out later 🤙

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 8 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

Really awesome project. I like their ambition to compete with google (brave search is independent also but bad track record apparently)

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 7 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

The data lost that occurred due to the lack of differentiation between year 1900 and 2000 on calendar systems of the older computers?

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 2 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) (2 children)

Thx for the videos, they were very interesting to watch. The superdeterministic theory has the perspective that everything can be determined based on the order of systems especially scientific ones. But just because there is order doesn't mean everything is order, there is still a lot of chaos present in systems specially when we analyze biological ones.

When it comes to freedom culturally speaking, a lot depends on the collective. In order to exist systems where freedom is suppressed heavily, the collective has to believe that there is only right decisions when in fact reality as show many times that that's not the case.

Chaos will exist for the better or for the worst (if we want to get really esoteric, one can argue that chaos of chaos is order, and if chaos is very prevalent in a system overtime the likelihood of originating order is higher, but the same happens in orderly systems converting into chaos, or the new order, the anti-meta (like a cycle))

On the point of the video I suggested, I thought it was interesting that the video showed that it was possible to create the same poster in different editing software. One of them was foss which the creator knowledged that it was possible to do it, and he even did, which helps pushing the idea of "its all about getting used to the tools we have". Also the point of adobe being the standard was pointed out which is true but seing a professional saying that helps verify this statement and it was decently entertaining doing so.

I could see it not being for everyone but it is educative in its own way and I think developing a multidisciplinary mindset is healthy when it comes to education in general. Since the community doesn't specify a specific genera I approached it as a general videos community where any content that might be insightful to someone is a good recommendation to the general public.

In regards to the shilling that creator does on the description, i do agree that it is kinda overkill but i dont think its ill mannered in nature. I do also sympathize to the fact that you have to make a living and on more artistic fields such might be harder and it push someone to resort to "more impactful" approaches to develop income.

[–] BlanK0@lemmy.ml 2 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) (4 children)

Ya, more freedom for example. Chill doing whatever you want, its all your responsibility now.

 

I love WMs but sometimes I wish there was also a fully featured WM (like a DE) for lazy people.

Because sometimes I can't be bothered customizing the configs and I would just rather have a slightly more bloated setup but with faster customization and some features out of the box without to much researching.

But in my perspective, in terms of work flow WMs are just the way to compute efficiently.

Do you have any suggestions of projects that might be out there that do fill this niche?

 

I like the idea of nixOS and will definitely try it in the future to see how portable I can make the setup be (hopefully a couple of files that can configure the entire machine).

But the only thing in my mind that is stopping it not being the absolute almost perfection of a tech-savy distro is the reliance of systemd, which has software that I as a user will never going to touch which adds unnecessary bloat to the init (also more unnecessary attack vectors). And if I really needed to have some of the systemd programs, there are replacements out there that do the job that can be later installed when needed, like having log files and stuff.

What do you think of some day seeing a fork of nixOS that uses other init systems and works well? Or is it just me that likes this idea? Like a voidish nixOS 🤔

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