starman @ starman @programming.dev

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Horizontal axis, in Cartesian coordinate system

Twenty-fourth letter of the Latin alphabet

But how would he show that he uses Arch, without Neofetch?

This is apparently very unusual since a lot of games completely break with it but two monitors with the main monitor on the right

This is unusual? I use the same monitor configuration, and I didn't notice any problems with it. Or at least I didn't figure out they could have been caused by monitor setup. Could you give me an example of what problems have you encountered?

NC in CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 stands for non-commercial

I've been on Wayland (Hyprland) for 8 months, unfortunately on Nvidia.

Mine is Mindustry too

OpenTTD is also nice

You mean like Tic Tac Toe within a bigger Tic Tac Toe?

Yup

That was the original idea by VSauce

Oh, so somebody thought about it before

I really like centralised configuration, stability and development environments of Nix

After overcoming initial learning curve and configuring NixOS and Home Manager, I rarely change anything. It just works™

And if I ever wanted clean installation or if I moved to another machine, I would just copy config from /etc/nixos/ and it should work the same.

Fedora

Then Arch

And finally NixOS

It would be cool if when player wins on a certain board, that board gets marked O or X, and the game is finished when there are 3 boards, winned by same player, in a row? I hope that it's understandable enough.

Good luck landing with this

Edit: unless the glider detaches itself and lands separately

I'm not sure what the difference is between the two is though, so I'd appreciate if someone would explain.

Looks like to be part of the fedipact you have to sign this: https://fedipact.online/

Do you use a smaller kernel build?

No, I use whatever NixOS uses by default

Here: https://pastebin.com/yfKukuBk

It's a home manager .nix file, but it shouldn't be a problem to transform it to standard waybar config file

I agree that its default look is ugly, but almost everyone configures it anyway.

But, on the other hand, if the defaults were prettier, situation could be different...

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That's the way I do it:

    
#!/usr/bin/env nix
#! nix shell nixpkgs#nushell <optionally more dependencies>  --command nu

<script content>

  

But those scripts are only used by me

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