@futurile

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Just swinging by to say I appear to have evolved as a Linux user / software engineer recently. Something happened and now I care less about customisation and want stuff to Just Work with very little config. So I'm trying out Fedora + Gnome after years of arch and i3.

I think what changed is that I've been so busy and overloaded for so long that something switched and now I prioritise less fiddly things to worry about. I care more about getting shit done well and less about how?

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@ridley/116359676121397755

Well this is a pretty big milestone! This is the first time two distinct OCapN implementations in different programming languages have talked to each other.

Dart 🤝 Scheme

What is OCapN, you ask? It's the next generation of secure RPC using capability security! Check it out and get involved! https://ocapn.org

@abcdw Did you know there's a configuration option you can set on a "per repository" basis so that #jujutsu won't add "untracked" files - making the behaviour like Git?

https://docs.jj-vcs.dev/latest/config/#paths-to-automatically-track

https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj/discussions/8187

This is a sort of middle option:

https://pksunkara.com/tech-notes/jujutsu-keeping-a-file-untracked/

Settings - Jujutsu docs

@abcdw Yes I'm using it as a CLI only at the moment. There are a couple of GUIs and there's an Emacs option I think. But, so far haven't really needed them.
@shegeley Nice, they look great!
Check out these #pixelart patches/stickers: #guix, #clojure, #lisp

Ok, family and friends and #guix peeps, the #guixrouter initial push is up on codeberg as promised.

https://codeberg.org/dlakelan/guixrouter

There's also a semi-extensive discussion of how to use it in the README which is visible at the repo page, it probably needs a bit more discussion in the readme even, so I'll be working on that. Right now, I'd love it if people take a look and If you have questions put them here or in an issue and I'll try to write answers into the README.

guixrouter

A configuration for a privacy enhancing high performance low latency router VM for use on Proxmox or similar running Guix

Codeberg.org

Codeberg is different.

Codeberg is a non-profit.

Moreover, it is a *democratic* non-profit. You can (and, if you actively use Codeberg, should) become a member and you will have an equal vote and a fair say in the running of the association, and in any decisions we make about what to offer and what not to offer.

This democratic right is guaranteed to you not only by our constitution, but by German law, which guarantees that the membership as a whole has the ultimate decision-making power.

@abcdw
I had this patch if you want to work on it: https://issues.guix.gnu.org/39530
[PATCH] guix: Support partial download

@abcdw I've been using #jujutsu for the last few weeks. The fact that it's using #git as a backend so other people don't have to convert is great.

The main benefit I see is that it's so easy to rebase and move around in your changes. Still learning though!