Tacosandlinux

@tacosandlinux_@infosec.exchange
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I’ve been using Linux since 2006, I'll learn it for real one day.

Emacs is my way of life and Screen is my serial console of choice.

You'll probably catch me ripping music to my Sony Minidisc or using Emacs for InfoSec.

🐧Signal is expanding its Linux support with an official AppImage release of Signal Desktop!

This means that Signal will be officially available on all Linux distributions and not just Debian-based ones.

You can help beta test this new AppImage format by following the instructions outlined in the Signal Community post👇
https://community.signalusers.org/t/beta-test-the-signal-desktop-linux-appimage/73330?u=salt505

#signal #privacy #Linux #fedora #AppImage #Foss #bazzite

Beta test the Signal Desktop Linux AppImage 🐧

Hi everyone, We have exciting news for Linux users! We’re planning to package Signal Desktop in the AppImage format, so that it will be officially available on all Linux distributions and not just Debian-based ones. The beta is available now and we’d appreciate your help testing it on your favorite Linux. 🐧❤ See below for notes, instructions and distribution-specific info. Please note some systems require prerequisite setup like installing FUSE. Testing on any Linux distro is hel...

Signal Community
When is the #Signal Foundation releasing a #Flatpak of Signal!?!? 

I wrote a small Emacs package that can automatically give GitHub stars to third-party packages as they are being installed.

https://github.com/FrostyX/thanks

This project was inspired by Jason Gerber's plugin that does the same for Neovim.

#emacs #neovim #github

GitHub - FrostyX/thanks: Say thanks to the authors of all your installed packages

Say thanks to the authors of all your installed packages - FrostyX/thanks

GitHub
Long story short. I basically did the equivalent on bagging the side of the computer till worked lol 🤣

Ok so it was some weird boot issue after all. I think there was a pending update that didn't fully get configured.

Weird part is that I booted into a Live-USB and that didn't work either. But as soon as rebooted and went through my normal install everything worked fine.

Well going to start my weekend troubleshooting my laptop not booting issue. It seems I had a brownout at my house and the laptop did not like it.

The Framework laptop 13 boots fine and I get a Grub screen but #Fedora fails to properly boot. I'm thinking something got corrupted and the boot sequence is not properly loading the #LUKS password decrypt screen.

I can either do a quick Google to skip the LUKS encrypted partition. More likely I'm going to boot into a live environment and do a reinstall.

Luckily, in the last version of Fedora the installer has a handy "reinstall and keep my files" option. I just really hope that the LUKS partition didn't get borked. If it did then I'll do a full clean install and start over from a backup.

"Generate a heavy metal band logo for a band called EMACS, use themes and colors from the Emacs text editor and logo, and parenthesis to emphasize the lisp component of the editor."

#emacs #HeavyMetal

New ploast on my bog! Stundex.el makes an index from an Org file having certain properties. I go on to explain why one might want such a thing. #emacs #orgmode #SANS #GIAC

https://j.agrue.info/giacsans-indexing-with-emacs-and-org.html

Writing to think 2: Write harder - GIAC/SANS Indexing with Emacs and Org

Okay nerds. I’m hoping for recommendations because search results are all getting so murky with AI injections.

I am not a software developer, but I’m having to get more into it for the purpose of automation and sysadmin tasks. Presently I am focused on bash, python, a bit of PowerShell and CaC/IaC like Ansible, kubernetes etc.

Please recommend some books that are focused on software design patterns and principles that would be relevant for my use case.

Thank you!

#automation #development #python #ansible #sysadmin #bash #softwaredevelopment #designpatterns

Urgent help for OpenPrinting needed!

As many here know, I am co-founder and lead of OpenPrinting since 2001, known as the print guru for Linux and free software by many. I also got one of the 8 fellows of the Linux Foundation for this.

Up to now I was working at Canonical, hired back in 2006 just to run OpenPrinting and also to maintain printing-related Ubuntu packages.

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Please boost.

#OpenPrinting #LinuxFoundation #getfedihired