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dyanaraps

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    Comment #21674819

    Thanks, I'm glad you find it useful!

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    Comment #21509383

    Useless use of `cat`. :) wc -l file To hide filename: wc -l

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    Comment #21372295

    It uses `kitty` terminal's built in support for images. [0][1] [0] https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/graphics-protocol.html [1] https://github.com/o2sh/onefetch/blob/master/src/image…

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    Comment #21123045

    It's completely blank (tested in Firefox and Chromium).

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    Comment #21120950

    This is how I avoid this issue entirely: This is the smallest possible "null" favicon. It causes the browser to display nothing and ensures 0 HTTP requests for the favicon!

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    Comment #21084021

    This is something I started working on a couple of days ago, I hope you enjoy it!

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    Comment #21040103

    Not exactly a 1:1 replacement though: > This program requires access to /dev/uinput. This usually requires root permissions. Source: https://github.com/ReimuNotMoe/ydotool#runtime …

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    Comment #21033575

    We have quite a few patches in use too. https://github.com/kisslinux/repo/search?l=Diff

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    Comment #21027050

    I'll fix this, thanks for letting me know.

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    Comment #21026427

    Nothing stops a user from packaging and installing these things in KISS, they just aren't included by default. I envision KISS as a minimal base in which you extend to suit your ne…

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    Comment #21026336

    Yeah, I spent a lot of time ensuring the website would load quickly and I do away with a lot of "optional" cruft. There's no Javascript full stop, no stylesheets (all CSS is embedd…

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    Comment #21026241

    > The only remark I have regarding code quality is that the word splitting warning is disabled for the entirety of kiss: I would have disabled it on a per-occurence basis. There ar…

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    Comment #21024966

    Thanks. :) You don't need to install another Linux distribution beforehand, you just need to boot another distribution's live-iso to partition disks and download/unpack KISS. This …

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    Comment #21023809

    That's awesome. Glad you're enjoying it.

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    Comment #21023719

    Thanks :)

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    Comment #21023715

    You can download the installation tarball, extract it to a directory and use 'chroot' to start tinkering with it. The installation tarball doubles as a working 'chroot' image. :) h…

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    Comment #21023709

    Thanks :)

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    Comment #21015965

    That'd be really nice and it is something I've thought about, the issue is figuring out the _right_ way to do it. Self publishing or perhaps a publisher of programming books? I can…

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    Comment #21015928

    Thanks :)

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    Comment #21015308

    I'll look into also putting the book on Amazon or another "ebook" website. I chose leanpub as it _is_ for books like this but if it does cause issues for people I'll explore my opt…

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    Comment #21015255

    > [OT] Hi Dylan! Just discovered your project - KISS. I respect you a lot for what you write, and you've been an inspiration at times. Thanks, I appreciate it! :) > Did you just de…

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    Comment #21014973

    > Do you believe bash / POSIX shells actually follow KISS principles? POSIX `sh` yes. `bash` less so but I'd still lean more towards a yes. Ultimately though, it depends on how we …

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    Comment #21014941

    That's a very very very old GitHub avatar of mine, I wonder why Telegram hasn't pulled a later one.