It might be understandable for something complex like a game, but this is simple text. You have to actively break that so it doesn't adapt.
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Firefox reader mode worked great for me to make it readable.
I don't get your point. Should we call EndevourOS Arch as well by your logic?
That's still CLI based, while Calamares is graphical, no?
After installing Lineage, I root the phone and install Neo Backup.
Then I just make an up to date backup on my old phone, copy that over (easiest with KDE Connect), and restore. That deals with about 60% of the apps and their data. The rest are mostly apps where I have to log in again and some special cases like WhatsApp or Signal where using their own backups is required.
I made a list when I changed my phone last year of working/non-working apps from my phone at that point.
Permissions don't carry over and have to be regranted to every app.
You can soon in the EU
It's also posaible to open Discord with Wayland directly by editing the exec command in the .desktop file. Can't remember what it was ofd the top of my head, but it's the same for all electron apps.
You're right, it's #!
I use Bash for scripts, though my interactive shell is Fish.
Usually I use #!/usr/bin/env bash
as shebang. This has the advantage of searching your PATH for Bash instead of hardcoding it.
My folders are only differentiated by those in my PATH and those not.
Most of my scripts can be found here. They are purely desktop use, no syncing to any servers. Most would be useless there.
For good practice, I'd recommend using set -euo pipefail
to make Bash slightly less insane and use shellcheck to check for issues.
This is personal preference, but you could avoid Bashisms like [[ and stick to POSIX sh. (Use #!/usr/bin/env sh
then.)
With shortened commands the risk is that you might forget how the full command works. How reliant you want to be on those commands being present is up to you. I wouldn't implement them as scripts though, just simple aliases instead.
Scripts only make sense if you want to do something slightly more complex over multiple lines for readability.
I started with Porkbun, but I also have some domains on Gandi because they offer a CC TLD I wanted.
I'm pretty happy with Authentik. Bitwarden at least has no issues with auto-filling the username and password fields when I want to log in.
It is also a very complete solution offering basically any current authentication protocol and integration with other providers.
I've joined Linux clients to AD domains before, but I didn't know about Fleet Commander. (admittedly, I didn't really look) Might be something to play with for a bit