Do one thing and do it well…or compete with one of the largest computing firms in the world to develop a 💩version of commercial software. Captivating…

MPD and whatever terminal MPD client you like.

And enables modular workflows and flexiblity.

https://www.amazon.com/Computer-Windows-Support-Bluetooh-AIOEXPC/dp/B08G1CCWN5?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&gQT=1

I wonder how well it supports Debian, etc.

Do one thing and do it well. Oh well…

Got it, but it seems like Newsflash may have a memory leak issue?

Stop using Newsflash or submit a bug report?

We have a all-in-one keyboard and mouse. Labeled function keys to start streaming services with Chrome in kiosk mode. Obviously, mouse to navigate is in some ways more work than a remote, but actually much faster. Similarly, typing for a search is way faster with keyboard. Side benefit is that it’s larger size means it won’t get lost in the couch cushions.

I have a low power nuc that I use to watch TV. All streaming services + KODI or whatever. I don’t know why I would use some proprietary dongle. I prefer FOSS.

Eh? TV boxes? Just use a web brower. What is a TV box?

Linux + GNU + systemd…jumped to BSD a long time ago now…

You could use newsboat -x reload && newsboat -x print-unread as a good start to get the status of unread articles and print a notification (for example using dunst) when the number increases.

Linux should have been a developer’s platform. Sadly it’s incredibly commercial now. Won’t be long before it becomes like Windows for the gAmErS.

Cool. Though I like to use vifm with the tree command.

I use sway or i3 compositor to launch various streaming sites in Chrome or Firefox in kiosk mode. Also Kodi and Steam. I have shortcuts for these mapped to function keys on a combo keyboard touchpad. Works well as support for streaming services in Kodi is not comprehensive

repetition…repetition…repetition…repetition…repetition…repetition…repetition…repetition…lol

You could definitely be right. I think I remeber storage of some icons under /usr/local/share/... but I could be wrong!

Normal under load. Not normal at idle. Check the thermal paste if it’s the CPU.

Maybe it’s desktop environment dependent. Better to help yourself by: find / -iregex '.*jpg$' -o -iregex '.*jpeg$'

I like Kitty Graphics. I like graphics in the terminal for two reasons:

1. integration with MC (midnight commander) style directory browser to show previews of jpegs, pdfs, etc.
2. w3m web browser. I like being able to use that super-light weight webrowser when working/coding to keep me focused.

Reason (1.) works with Kitty. (2.) does not. (2.) is pretty esoteric so I think sixel will probably die out soon due to the user base?