RogueHashrate

Last night I looked at the Budgie desktop (not on my system I just mean online) I really just can’t see the point, it’s becoming more and more like KDE and it doesn’t really do or have anything going for it that KDE doesn’t have. Maybe when they release version 11.0 it will be smaller and maybe lighter weight than KDE, idk. I just don’t really see who it’s for. #linux

Any of you fellow linux users using a musl system (no glibc)? If so has it gotten any better recently as far as software compatibility goes? #asknostr #linux

Tell me a program that is lesser known but worth having on #linux ?

People say #Linux isn’t usable for "normal" users because “what if something goes wrong?” But let’s be real do most people actually know how to fix problems on Windows or macOS either? Not really. They Google the issue, call that one tech savvy family member, or take it to Geek Squad or something similar. It’s the same process either way. So yeah, regular people absolutely can use Linux.

I decided to give alpine linux a spin, ant I'm impressed with it, installed it own my main machine about 20 mins ago, now it's just a matter of getting the software I want and getting everything how I like it. #linux #alpine

Thinking of maybe trying to build my own Linux distro, not because we need another distro to choose from but because I want some experience in this space ant because it would be cool to have a distro that has everything I want by default without really tweaking anything.

#linux #learntocode

I did a little a little write up on my program pkgz if you are curious

https://dev.to/roguehashrate/pkgz-a-unified-package-manager-interface-1bo2

#cli #learntocode #linux

I'm on v0.1.4 now of Pkgz, it now supports FreeBSD and OpenBSD and ports on both. (Still working on UX for the overall program)

https://github.com/roguehashrate/pkgz

#linux #bsd #cli #learntocode

Added a .deb package to the release, I'll see about packaging it for AUR later and RPM as well. #linux #learntocode

I just updated pkgz to v0.1.2

https://github.com/roguehashrate/pkgz

Changes:

• Introduce config file (~/.config/pkgz/config.toml) for user-selected package sources
• Dynamically detect and load package sources based on config and system availability
• Add support for Pacman, Paru (AUR), and DNF in addition to APT and Flatpak
• Preserve interactive source selection when multiple sources provide the same app
• Improve CLI usage and error handling

#linux #cli #learntocode