Just recovered from a bricked #Arch install for the first time... Accidentally broke it a few days ago when I made the mistake of only partially upgrading some packages.
Used a tar backup to overwrite my root partition, but that caused a lot of conflicting packages errors. Eventually fixed all of them and tried doing a full system upgrade when a power outage hit and bricked the install again. (1/2)
Open-source Diablo project? Gotta check this out sometime.
Web Apps That Aren't Bloated! Using Curl.
Taking Into Account, Ep. 42 - BTW Arch WSL, Contributing to FOSS, Zombieload, Indian Schools, Bing
What Is "Software Bloat"?
I don't think it's how any of us hoped it would work out, but there's an argument to be made that this is true.
"How Windows and Chrome quietly made 2019 the year of Linux on the desktop"
It's kind of weird seeing a very upbeat and "exciting" ad for the new Windows Terminal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gw0rXPMMPE&app=desktop&ab_channel=WindowsDeveloper
Just finished setting up my dotfiles repository to use chezmoi. Now, I'm managing different configs for my home machine, laptop, home server and school computer all using the same branch. Neat!
LinusTechTips video on Linux gaming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Co6FePZoNgE
Much better than the last one, this time they really make it seem easy and don't try to intimidate anyone with super hard and irrelevant terminal wizardry. They go out of their way to suggest easy ways to get started with gaming on Linux. Kudos to LMG for doing it right this time!
GNU Nano With Improved Syntax Highlighting
Live, love and most importantly, #linux.