Can you imagine web serving where the configuration isn't a thousand-line labyrinth of nested blocks and cryptic brackets, but a clean, flat stream of logic? I can.

>>> https://qwaderton.org/d2o/

#Webserver #DevOps #SysAdmin #WebDev #Suckless #DeveloperExperience #Backend #OpenSource #GoLang #Linux

just released beastie -- a minimal system fetch tool for BSD. 267 lines of C, no libX11, config.h driven in the suckless style. kern.ident support shows your custom kernel name.
source: https://git.blockblitz.dev/beastie-fetch/beastie

#bsd #freebsd #unix #suckless #opensource

do not use suckless software.

https://tilde.team/~ben/suckmore/

https://web.archive.org/web/20260109145111/https://tilde.team/~ben/suckmore/

#suckless #dwm #dwl #waylandfyi

Sxmo: Simple X Mobile on PinePhone

https://video.asgardius.company/w/poETkeY2ZHeMsGC6A5iMKd

What’s your feeling on Google #keep #notion Or, do you have a preference for sharing a text or checkbox-type list?

In a perfect full GNU/#linux world, I would want the list to be in #dmenu (#suckless software), but idk about the file sharing aspect.

I don’t like Resilio. It just hasn’t worked out reliably when I tried. Plus, it is a bit of a drag being proprietary. Dropbox functions better anyway, so it remains a little lingering tech question of mine: what is the best free (FOSS) alternative?