Chais @ Chais @sh.itjust.works

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I'd say it's the roof of a hut.

Then daddy adds a new series to Sonarr? I admit it introduces some latency.

Parent can set up Sonarr, add the shows, kid can watch them via Jellyfin.

Yarr Harr?

That's where they're missing from.

Aren't most mods?

Die in a fire, you spammer piece of shit. And take all your sock puppet accounts with you.

Just so I'm sure I got you right; you're accusing Linux users of being sheep? Linux, as in, the operating system infamous for being oh so difficult to use? One of the two types of operating system that actually does what you tell it to? That OS you have to configure to your liking and read documentation to do so?

That sounds like a difficult position to defend.

Definitely

So I assume CWM is short for crappy window manager? Or can your display only handle monochrome? /s

If I understand OP's explanation correctly, they're simply trying to make a, possibly selfhosted, copy of a GitHub repo.
In that case the misunderstanding would be in the role of the git command; it being simply a frontend to any git repo, not a client to GitHub.

The correct commands to achieve that would be

    
$ git init .
$ git remote add origin url
$ git remote add github url
$ git fetch github
$ git merge github/master 
$ git push -u origin master


  

There may be errors in the above code. I'm writing this from memory on my phone.

I have no idea what you're actually trying to accomplish. What you're doing doesn't seem to match the description.
So what are you trying to do?

Classic.

Status: closed Resolution: wontfix

And that's why people started sailing the high seas again.

Sure. Pick any orchestration solution you like. Ansible, for example. You'd just change the file that is rolled out for that machine, either by changing some central, per-machine file or its ansible file, then tell ansible to update the file remotely and make it run nixos-rebuild switch on that machine. A few seconds later the tool is installed. If you replaced vscode with geany vscode would be uninstalled, too.

In terms of ease of management and deployment NixOS might be an interesting option. It can be completely configured through a single file so the deployment and update processes become very straightforward and easy to manage in a centralised fashion.

Seems to be yoked, according to a quick search.

Yoke

*yolk

Toxic gas. Might also be explosive.