@stutstev
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@fozztexx With tried and true *nix/POSIX tools, the fact that we can still interact with old hardware like this is fascinating. Don’t dispose of this piece of history!
@Prozak Great for playing around with homelabs and whatnot!
@MohammadAthar @adafruit I’d totally automate this and simulate a real traffic light for the lawls and geeky fulfillment.
Fedora 41 is the most elegant Linux distribution I've ever used. Ptyxis is dope, too. From the initial setup of my GNOME 47 desktop, to the installation of software and updates via DNF 5 and Flatpak, the experience is like butter on toast. For the first time, I'm considering migrating away from a Debian desktop 100%.
@that_leaflet @geerlingguy MacOS' lackluster window management is the deal-breaker for me. I'd love to get my hands on this hardware otherwise, but I'd want to use Fedora and GNOME.
@nixCraft All this time, I typed in `cd ~` for that purpose. Wow.
@stefano Out or curiosity, did setting up the boot image on your flash storage require any special trickery, or were you able to start using OpenBSD right away upon turning on the Orange Pi? I'd love to just dd some storage and load it up.
@leftpaddotpy @singe I'll keep this one in my bookmarks. Thank you for sharing!
@lolopb @Paxxi Hell yeah. I recently downloaded a set of older pictures from the Internet Archive using PowerShell's Invoke-WebRequest command. It specifically features a "src" object that'll list every image URL on an HTML page. I piped those over to wget in a loop and I was set. It's so convenient.