Problem for me is I'll write code in computercraft or Garry's mod when I'm bored like that which isn't really of any help to anyone
flashgnash
Going to time and effort to help improve something = contributing
Absolutely love others testing my code for me because they find things I would've never run into myself
Do you get paid decently to do this?
NixOS/hyprland is the perfect blend of practicality and fun for me
It works pretty solidly, sometimes doing something others can do imperatively in a single command can be a pain though
Unfortunately need it for the rare occasion I'm asked to something weird like work with excel macros
Immutable distros are great
Wayland is nice, can suck in weird and wacky ways with Nvidia though. Only reason I'm using it is because my favourite WM is Wayland only
"even the most bloated Linux install runs lighter than windows"
I raise you my Linux machine with a windows VM
I have used it for that feature before, is there not a concern around defense in depth there though? If you've got a rogue program running could it not then hijack your ssh connection and infect that machine as well?
I didn't realise it was only once you had to use it
I usually just change TERM to xterm but I've heard that isn't a good way to do it
Also I'd rather not install stuff on every server I ssh into, I've installed it on test servers but wouldn't want to do it on prod
Kitty is great until you SSH into a machine where it's not installed and try to use tmux or some other commandline apps
Can't Linux phones run android apps pretty seamlessly via waydroid anyway though?