It’s funny you should ask, as I just put my dotfiles on git today! Here’s a link: https://git.sr.ht/~hellfire103/amethyst-ii-dotfiles

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Not sure. Maybe they’re going to replace the nasty proprietary bits with tools and libraries from Linux and BSD?

Great idea, but unfortunately technicalities won’t get me marks.

Oh, I haven’t handed it in yet. We were supposed to write our own methods.

I see… Welp, guess I’ll go back to what I was using before!

Is this good news or bad news?

Sounds like a load of bollocks to me

Sway is good. It’s really just i3 on Wayland. I’ve never used Hyprland myself, though.

Yep! Just put the following in your foot.ini:

[colors]
alpha=0.8 # or whatever value between 0 and 1 you want

Here are my dots:

• sway
• swaylock-effects
• dunst
• foot

I can assure you this is just regular Sway. Thanks, though!

Whoa, cool! We have almost the same wallpaper!

I like SchildiChat the most, since it has a nice UI and supports both E2EE and calls.

I use Syncthing

Fair point

Okay, that’s scary. I’m not a target by many stretches, but this is pretty serious.

For anyone who (unlike me, who hasn’t started yet) has completed some kind of qualification in cybersecurity: would it be better to use Faraday rooms/cages, or to revert to pen and paper (with old-fashioned cryptography, if necessary)?

Lookin’ good!

However, this guy has actually switched to Linux, and is willing to adapt and learn how to use it.

OS: Five different Linux distributions and a BSD

Phone: iPhone (hardened; trackers blocked w. NextDNS)

Browser: Mullvad Browser

Search engine: Self-hosted SearXNG

Location: Only for mapping software

Cookies: Notices blocked by uBO, cleared on restart

Send optional data to Microsoft: Who?