New post:

"A newbie's guide to self-hosting with #YunoHost. Part 5: Upgrades & Maintenance"

Not exactly the most exciting post I have ever written, but system maintenance is so essential.

And spoiler alert: thanks to a botched #PeerTube upgrade I discovered the wonders of #tmux (thank you @teapot_ben and @drfyzziks for recommending it!)

🔗 : https://blog.elenarossini.com/a-newbies-guide-to-self-hosting-with-yunohost-part-5-upgrades-maintenance/

#SelfHosting #MySoCalledSudoLife #DigitalSovereignty

Running 5+ Claude Code instances in tmux and constantly switching windows to check which one needs attention? 😩

Built a tiny Claude Code plugin that adds a pixel-art overlay right in tmux ✨, tells me which window needs me, and lets me jump there with Enter.

📺 Article & Repo: https://konstantin-denerz.com/cc-notifynub-a-pixel-art-companion-for-claude-code-in-tmux/

#ClaudeCode #tmux #DevEx #CLI #PixelArt #neovim #dev #web #genai #devtools

As a new, very green, very basic sysadmin, something missing from the manual vs. let’s ask a LLM mode is… the human element.

Aside from ethical considerations (environmental costs, stolen training data, erosion of skills and critical thinking), I will always choose “manual mode.” Why? I love receiving tech advice from people on the Fediverse.

I will forever remember that it’s @ilja who encouraged me to start self-hosting with #YunoHost.

I first heard about #FreeBSD from @stefano

Earlier this week I learned about #tmux from @teapot_ben and @drfyzziks

Today @antoine_ali helped me get this GoToSocial instance to federate again by restarting dnsmasq.

I know if I run into issues I can just shoot a DM to my tech mentors @stereo and @jan

Let’s not forget the beauty of human connections 💖

RE: https://fosstodon.org/@atoponce/116291968418781417

I was today years old, when I got to know about the difference between "vertical split" meaning in #vim and #tmux or #wezTerm

In #tmux, a "horizontal split" pane window places the panes side-by-side via "Ctrl+b %" or ":split-window -h".

In #Vim, it's a "vertical split" by executing either "Ctrl+w Ctrl+v" or ":vsplit".

No wonder I'm always confused.

Is it a horizontal split because the windows/panes or horizontally placed, or a vertical split because there is a vertical line separating the windows/panes?

#Linux