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  • I thought it's some people defending LTT/LMG after their latest stunt (possibly single-handedly killing a startup)
    Linked post is also locked for some reason

  • Huh, WoW's gotten very expensive. FF14 is about €11.

  • I hope the Blood Dragon gets a proper sequel this time

  • "Something happened."

  • Follow the Arch wiki. Just make sure that your distro has a hook for the package manager for signing the kernel. Eg. for Arch there's the systemd-boot-pacman-hook aur package.
    It's not hard to set it up with a LUKS-enabled system, just put the relevant kernel parameters in your /esp/loader/entries/entry.conf file.
    For example, here's my arch.conf entry (with LVM on LUKS):

     
        
    title    Arch Linux
    linux   /vmlinuz-linux
    initrd  /intel-ucode.img
    initrd  /initramfs-linux.img
    options loglevel=2 quiet splash cryptdevice=PARTLABEL=partlabel-from-blkid:pvname root=/dev/mapper/rootlvname rw  
    
    
      

    If your keys are already enrolled, you can just use sbctl sign-all once, your package manager hook should do the rest.

    Overall, the general directory structure should look like this in the end (files omitted):

     
        
    /boot
    ├── initramfs-linux-fallback.img
    ├── initramfs-linux.img
    ├── intel-ucode.img
    ├── loader
    │   ├── entries
    │   │   ├── arch.conf
    │   │   └── arch-fallback.conf
    │   ├── entries.srel
    │   ├── loader.conf
    │   └── random-seed
    └── vmlinuz-linux
      
    
      
  • The world you're in has faced its end no less than three times but slutty catgirls are dancing in the center of a maritime city state.

  • MITM isn't as much of an issue as it was back in 2010. Every site uses HTTPS now. As long as you don't ignore the warnings, you'll be fine.

  • any distro doing that

    I meant manually from the cli. I'm not aware of any GUI tools having support for the special LVM features either.

  • I've tried to set up rEFInd but couldn't get the proper configs / kernel parameters to work for my LUKS-enabled setup. If you're willing to try another loader out, I was able to make systemd-boot work with both plymouth (flicker-less loading), luks (with graphical prompt), and secure boot too.

  • Tumbleweed solves the first issue as well by running BTRFS by default on root with snapper configured. I’ve done a few rollbacks in the 3-4 years I’ve used it, and it’s way better than trying to fix an Arch system with pacman. I could get the same effect with Arch, but most users aren’t going to consider BTRFS or ZFS on root with Arch (I had BTRFS on /home on Arch, but that didn’t help much).

    What about LVM snapshots? I assume everyone sets up LVM nowadays anyway.

  • Nope, all manual. If Arch had something integrated then Manjaro would have it.

  • Reading the docs it feels close to markdown, but most markdown implementations have a much simpler format for code blocks with syntax specified:
    ``javascript
    $var = "ooh, cool code, bro.";
    ``

    Will turn into:

     js   
        
    $var = "ooh, cool code, bro.";  
      
      

    (Though lemmy-ui doesn't seem to support syntax highlighting.)

  • What transparency do you want after all those jailings and murders?

  • GB ( -> GBC) -> GBA -> DS -> 3DS were all backwards compatible with the first previous system

  • at the very “screen”

    In older games they were called "rooms"

  • vi! vi! vi! the editor of the beast!

  • Nah, one specific hardware where its manufacturer hasn't written a Linux driver and no one bothered to reverse engineer