Yeah, its checking if the file exists first, so it’s not doing it all the time.

My worry is more related to repos takeovers or hacks. This is pretty hidden, so it could be easy to even forget it’s there, probably not the worst, but still…

Are you dowloading and sourcing a file from the internet on your prompt? That sounds a bit scary!

Another MIT licensed rust copycat… I rather stick to GNU, but thanks.

Yes, I agree, but then, what would be an alternative?

Store it into a file, chmod it and run it? git clone the repo and run a script from it? I don’t think any of those would be different, apart from having more steps most people won’t even check anything.

I don’t know if we can fix this while allowing people to run stuff they don’t understand on their machines. Maybe community curated scripts or something, know the people who does the stuff and only run stuff made by people you already know.

I think we’re running too fast, we need to chill down, idk.

Why the Documents folder tho? Who expects important stuff to be there?

Now all my Linux ISOs are gone, smh

This. I’d add that it’s good for us to watch diverse content too.

Qubes is so good! Its compatibility is a bit limited, in my experience - some systems don’t run it and others would have issues, but if it works on your computer, it’s amazing.

I don’t know how snaps work on the flavored ubuntus, but my gf was using ubuntu and it would install snaps for some apps even when using apt. It’s pretty annoying, if you ask me.

This is great!

You mentioned the name of the developer of systemd and it sounded to me like there’s a problem with that person in particular. Is that what you meant? I’m aware people have their feelings about systemd, but haven’t heard anything about the developer, am I missing something or just overthinking it?

Oh that makes sense then, interesting

I don’t understand the hype over zsh, tbh

Wouldn’t it be : instead?

Wait can you achieve the same as ansible with terraform?

I don’t understand how sanctions can impact free software, tbh, what’s free about this? This leaves a weird taste, I have to admit.

What about magnetic tape? Isn’t it like super durable?

But that isn’t the job of the terminal, but the shell, isn’t it? I don’t know how they’d do that, but it feels like they’d have to assume a lot of stuff. On top of that, if you use multiplexers like tmux or embeded terminals like in emacs, for example, you’d most probably lose some of the features.

I don’t get how we need anything else than just a terminal that is fast, supports 256 colors (or true color, if you’re feeling fancy,) and changing the font.

I haven’t had any issues ever on stable.

So all afected people were potential targets?

No, they’re literally saying the same thing

Haven’t used neovim, but I had to try vim way too many times. I can’t use anything else now.