There’s a userscript that helps for browsing between different Lemmy instances. It’d be nice if this kind of functionality could be extended to PieFed, Mastodon, etc…

It was alright. Great art, but the pacing made it very hard to follow.

My first exposure to GITS was through Stand Alone Complex. I don’t think anything’s gonna change my mind on which adaption I prefer at this point.

Papirus icons, Phinger cursors, $HOME/.config/xfce4 copied from previous install.

Panel Colorizer

🤔A KDE application with a name that uses C instead of K?

Interesting take. Xfce started off as a CDE clone.

You can also add gears to a computer

sudo apt install mesa-utils

Does it work on arm terminals? I want it on a Pip Boy. Do I need to run the Demon Summoning Program in Wine or is there a native ELF class?

I love how over-engineered phinger is

Very similar themes, but taken to far greater extremes. If Ergo Proxy is beer, then Texhnolyze is absinthe.

VLC also appears to have a TUI interface. Check out the VLC wiki

There’s also a CLI interface accessible through cvlc

It works.

Which is a quality of standard that Windows does not maintain. I wouldn’t wish that garbage on my worst enemy.

How? It’s not even a monospace font

There’s also mp3gain, but this looks better maintained

Golden Kamuy

I use tmux for ssh sessions. Still have a DE on the main system, though. Running tmux with tmux would be wild.

Somewhere between 6-7. I follow issue trackers but spend more time implementing other peoples’ fixes than adding my own code. I also maintain dozens of systems at my workplace.

Last time I set up Mint the only thing I needed the terminal for was to disable a setting on Java 8 that prevented it from launching on Xfce.

I didn’t need to use the terminal to do that, though. It just didn’t feel right editing a system config file with a GUI text editor.

For me, it’s date +%s

Weirdly, Debian currently has a newer version of Xfce than Linux Mint. Not everything on there is out of date.

I always type sync into the terminal after copying large amounts of files to external storage. One time it didn’t unmount properly. Never again.