Discover5164 @ Discover5164 @lemm.ee

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thank you

i wonder why nixos adopted a different hierarchy...

i have a git bare repository in my home and use dotbare to manage it.

here you can find all of them https://github.com/simone-viozzi/my-dot-files

my resume is 90% chatGPT... the informations are true, but i could never write in that style. it got me two jobs, so i know it works.

i used it a couple of times to rewrite stuff given a context. like i wrote the email but it came out in a vague passive aggressive tone, and letting chatGPT rewrite it will reword it to be more appropriate given the context.

lua code apparently

meta + T is for tiling

meta + enter is for a terminal

use pamac and always read the post on the forum.

you should have the thing in the panel that links you to the post of each update. (https://forum.manjaro.org/t/app-matray-manjaro-announcements-tray-app-the-new-one/69066)

i'm on manjaro from ~4 years ago. it never broke... still a couple of times i had to restore a timeshift backup.

i will switch to nixos once i learned enough of it.

thank you

i would totally buy one for my desktop

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i just got a ThinkPad for work, it's spectacular. but if you need to replace something....

the framework is solid, and allows to replace anything. i think the tradeoff is very fair.

i5-1340p

there is a kernel parameter to add to make standby better: mem_sleep_default=deep.

if you are on nixos you can import the framework hardware module from "nixos-hardware". it also includes other fixes

yes but default config, i still need to look into it

i have the same requirements as you. i bought framework 13.

i'm still in the confuguration phase, for now it has a decent battery run of ~6/8h of installing stuff. i'm configuring nixos.

it's not automatic since it will eat resources while it's running. but it's a feature of btrfs.

you're right, this is a solution efficiently using the btrfs features. thank you

i'm on Linux and i use a grid of 20 desktops... on 2 screens. (so 40 desktops total) but generally it's a single window per desktop. i have tiling, so windows don't overlap with each other

you can create them afterwards and move the stuff into the subvol. do it from a live usb and don't forget to update fstab. be sure to use rsync with the flag to keep permissions etc

i do the exact same

can you stack btrfs on top of LVM? is there any advantage of doing so?

right now i have each docker volume mapped to a btrfs volume, so that i can snapshot the volume and send it away.

can i replicate the same thing with LVM and ext4 for example?

i'm mostly interested in the ssd as cache feature and the possibility of just adding more disks. Stuffs that are not possible in my current setup.