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Agreed. The only thing I really change is window decorations and basic colours. I should really move over to a WM tbhI found the accent color extracted from wallpapers were enough.
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Agreed. The only thing I really change is window decorations and basic colours. I should really move over to a WM tbhI found the accent color extracted from wallpapers were enough.
I recommend hyprland as the configuration is much easier than swaywm and the dev is basedAgreed. The only thing I really change is window decorations and basic colours. I should really move over to a WM tbh
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It wasn't even malicious behavior by the theme developer, simply dumping KDE5 code into KDE6 caused this. Doesn't Valve use KDE for the Steam Deck? Their client also had an infamous, root wiping bug. Great crossover.KDE global themes in particular have some pretty powerful permissions, they change behaviour as well as appearance of the desktop environment, so they have the capability to run bash commands during installation across the entire system. This one was bunged on the store with rm -rf in there. Install the theme, command runs, goodbye files.
In terms of uninstallation for globals I believe that is handled at an OS level, but it would likely change on a theme by theme basis given how it's currently set up. I might be compeltely wrong about that though so please take what I've said with a grain of salt, personally I don't touch global themes and prefer to make my own shit if I want to rice something because everything on the store fucking sucks
The long and short of it is that any such file manager, even a very good one, will soon present me with hard limits on what I can do with it, so I tend to use them only for fairly simple purposes. I believe I mentioned elsewhere that I kind of wanted to start using nnn as a console file manager but in practice I end up using regular CLI tools for almost everything. That isn't me trying really hard to be an r/masterhacker; it's really just the path of least resistance at this point.My question is: why the fuck would you type out a Bash/Powershell command to do something like this instead of using a file manager that has proper features to do advanced searches like this?
I believe I mentioned elsewhere that I kind of wanted to start using nnn as a console file manager but in practice I end up using regular CLI tools for almost everything. That isn't me trying really hard to be an r/masterhacker; it's really just the path of least resistance at this point.
I assume that's sarcastic but what I'm saying is true. I'm reminded of looking at Quora threads comparing SPSS to R. Besides the insane licensing costs that are really only fit for institutions, what's consistently brought up as an advantage of R over SPSS is how much more flexible it is to have an actual programming language, even if it is janky, at your fingertips vs. doing everything through a GUI.I agree with you on that. Once you learn how to maximize "cd" functionality in your shell of choice, nothing compares.
I assume that's sarcastic but what I'm saying is true. I'm reminded of looking at Quora threads comparing SPSS to R. Besides the insane licensing costs that are really only fit for institutions, what's consistently brought up as an advantage of R over SPSS is how much more flexible it is to have an actual programming language, even if it is janky, at your fingertips vs. doing everything through a GUI.
Because you're a command line autist?My question is: why the fuck would you type out a Bash/Powershell command to do something like this instead of using a file manager that has proper features to do advanced searches like this?
I've known more than a few utter wizards who could just instantly type a line of what looked like line noise with shit like sed and awk to do absolutely insane shit, without even visibly thinking about it. They would get frustrated with some GUI where they'd have to click around and switch tabs and a bunch of other mouse shit that took up more time than just nearly instantly one-shotting it in one line.No sarcasm intended, just set your shell configuration with aliases and functions you need and want, and forget the graphical or console file managers for a while.
Well in that case learn about pushd and popd, if you haven't already. Basically it's a memory aid. "I was doing something here; now I want to do something somewhere else, then return to what I was doing a bit earlier."No sarcasm intended, just set your shell configuration with aliases and functions you need and want, and forget the graphical or console file managers for a while.
It's what I did while learning my way around the Linux filesystem.
Personally, I don't see why people get to the point where they swear by doing everything by typing out commands. John Socha came up with the perfect solution almost four decades ago with Norton Commander and it still holds up to this day. Two file listing panels, one command line at the bottom, everything can be done efficiently with keyboard shortcuts.I assume that's sarcastic but what I'm saying is true. I'm reminded of looking at Quora threads comparing SPSS to R. Besides the insane licensing costs that are really only fit for institutions, what's consistently brought up as an advantage of R over SPSS is how much more flexible it is to have an actual programming language, even if it is janky, at your fingertips vs. doing everything through a GUI.
See, that's the point. I've used Midnight Commander to the point of customizingI don't know, if you swear by the command line and you've never tried mc, give it a try, maybe that's what you were looking for that you never got with other CLI file managers.
~/.config/mc/mc.ext
to open .pdf.xz files automatically. I'm not at all unfamiliar with this file manager. I just prefer the shell.Wouldn't it make more sense to launch byobu and open another tab?Well in that case learn about pushd and popd, if you haven't already. Basically it's a memory aid. "I was doing something here; now I want to do something somewhere else, then return to what I was doing a bit earlier."
I use this fantastic thing called a Graphical Desktop Environment. At any time I can hit Control-Shift-N and pop a new terminal, do stuff and then hit Control-D and it goes away. Apparently they do tabs too.Wouldn't it make more sense to launch byobu and open another tab?
I can assure you that tmux is very useful on a local system tooOf course screen and tmux are nice to save a step if it's a remote system, or if you're using one of these:
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So you can write scripts to automate the repetitive processes you wish to run.My question is: why the fuck would you type out a Bash/Powershell command to do something like this instead of using a file manager that has proper features to do advanced searches like this?
Consider reading the entirety of a post before replying to it.So you can write scripts to automate the repetitive processes you wish to run.
It's because you are not a command line autist.-snip-