Aegis on Android is also very nice (and open source).
Aegis on Android is also very nice (and open source).
Working development system. I got quite far, but after so much work, became very frustrated when a VSCode plugin wouldn’t work properly because it needed (and assumed) read/write access. I didn’t want to have to manage and think about every little plugin I experimented with at the OS level.
I really wanted to like NixOS (and I do, theoretically), but I couldn’t dedicate more than 5 full days over Christmas to learn how to get to a working development system.
Check out Aegis if you’re on Android. (See my other comment).
On Android, I replaced Authy with the open-source Aegis app. It’s just as functional, allows exporting, and doesn’t tie your data to your phone number (nor store it on a central system–not sure if Authy does this or not).
Very interesting. Do you have any more info about the relationship between 1080p/60hz and battery? It sounds intuitively true, I’d just like to learn more.
Very nice! I was just looking at reviews on this. Really nice machine in every way, except maybe for the camera, and minor points off for the display being “only” 1080p. I have a lovely framework 13", but am jealous of the Lemur’s battery life.
Thanks!
This is the case for me as well. I tried NixOS this weekend, and even though it has more adoption than Guix, it still does not have 100% coverage of all software I wanted. That said, the packages I did install were pretty up-to-date. I guess NixOS is as close to “critical mass” as we’ve got when it comes to this type of OS. But if I were a wizard devops type person with more time, I’d probably enjoy Guix more.
Given encouragement to try tmux, here is what I’ve come up with as a “one-liner” (script) that does what I was originally looking for:
#!/bin/sh
tmux new-session -d -s split_screen_grep \; \
send-keys "/bin/sh -c '$1' | tee /tmp/split_screen_grep.txt" C-m \; \
split-window -h \; \
select-pane -t 1 \; \
send-keys "tail -f /tmp/split_screen_grep.txt | grep '$2'" C-m \;
tmux attach-session -t split_screen_grep
I use it as follows, first arg is a command, second arg is a pattern to search for:
$ ./split-grep "cat big_file.txt" "tmux"
Thanks! I’m curious if there is a way to do this as a one-liner?
Elegant and flexible, thank you!
ChatGPT suggests the following:
rsync -naP --exclude-from=rsync-homedir-local.txt /home/$USER/ $BACKUPDIR/ | tee /tmp/rsync_output.txt
tail -f /tmp/rsync_output.txt | grep denied
Not quite a one-liner, but I can see how tmux is a big help here.
Keep an eye on Pop COSMIC. It isn’t ready yet, but I’d give it 4 months and I think it would be a great match for something like rpi.
This is almost completely true, but I would add the caveat that PWAs (progressive web apps) are not as easy to discover and less familiar to install as an app in an app/play store. It might also be because it’s in Apple and Google’s best interest to not streamline that. But it’s still an obstacle nevertheless.