Approaching 18 years next month that I submitted my first #OpenBSD port.. and it's #tmux!
https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=121226747005033&w=2
Approaching 18 years next month that I submitted my first #OpenBSD port.. and it's #tmux!
https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=121226747005033&w=2
vi aggiorno su come procede:
per getire la sessione sto usado #tmux
io sto usando #mastui https://mastui.app/
installato con `pipx install mastui`
come monitor direi:
* btop - https://github.com/aristocratos/btop
* bottom - https://github.com/ClementTsang/bottom
di oggi provo #meli https://meli-email.org/
per leggere le email
I say I'm a huge fan of tmux(1) and have used it for so many years and yet every time I go into the config file or the wiki I learn that I've been ignoring a feature or capability that would have been nice to know.
e.g. 'marked panes' is kind of like `pushd` or `popd` for tmux panes! and you can map `bind \` switch-client -t '{marked}'` and use backtick to flip between whatever you're looking and your marked pane!
wild! i'm surprised it even runs under windows 11.
I decided to dedicate my weekend to server maintenance and documentation.
Yesterday, I managed to install Immich using Quadlets, following the instructions on this very insightful repository, then I tried to migrate a Nextcloud installation from YunoHost to my new homelab. I started a #tmux session so that @sirodoht could kindly join to help me. We tinkered for two hours, but there was too much to do 🤯
Today, I spent the whole day writing documentation for these and many other things I learned/did in the past couple of months, since I am terrible at taking notes of the technical experiments I do.
I am exhausted, but also quite discouraged. The more I write, the more I feel there is to write. I really think I don’t have the time and the energy, but when it’s done it’s very fulfilling, and it’s very useful to have a lot of references in the future.
I will edit this post once what I wrote gets published on tommi.space.
#Immich #Podman #Quadlet #Quadlets #systemd #Linux #containers #tmux #documentation