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I like the very non-windows very non-mac ui of omarchy.
I run Niri and Dank Material Sell on Fedora. It’s perfect, and better than Omarchy from what I’ve seen. I much prefer scrolling window managers to tilers.
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Just use Fedora. It just werks (most times).
Fedora is an arse to use. most of the distros for non free software are targeted at stable RHEL, so are miles out of date. You only get 6 months of updates, at which point everything break subtly, or not if you use nvidia. ubuntu with a custom GUI is the way forward, at least compared to fedora.
And on the server side of things, I ran a Fedora CoreOS VM with a Pihole container that silently and successfully auto-updated both the OS and the service container for years with no intervention on my part.
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> etc. the list is endless. Why is the list endless? I don’t even remember the last time I check or change any on my mac settings. And my unix things haven’t been touched in months. My debian server is basically frozen at this point.
I encourage you to think more outside of the box and dream. There is much more you are able to do now, that would have been impossible 2 years ago! :D https://x.com/SergioTapiaDev/status/2094187967900266573
The Docker configuration issue was reported and changes were made quickly to address it. Sounds like this is a great example of the system working well. Omarchy looks like a simple way for a developer like me to test drive hyprland and write code. It also looks like a great way for my kids to get into computers as there's an agent harness ready to help them manage their machine and use free software, even the stuff t…
No one serious about security touches Omarchy. Practically every distro suffers from critical LPEs, but at least there’s a bar. Omarchy is a hot mess that exists for the same reason that matcha is in our coffeeshops and peptides are in our collective memory.
My most controversial opinion by far in tech circles is that I still just use a standard Windows gaming PC as my home desktop. My current machine I just bought pre-built from Microcenter, complete with a 5090 and everything. I can fire up a Linux terminal with WezTerm and WSL2 at any point. It's customized and beautiful and totally fine. I have Codex running in one right now. I can listen to Dolby Atmos music through…
Has it restarted losing your session to install an "Intel Corporation - Extension - 22.1120.5.12" yet?
No one serious about security touches Omarchy. Practically every distro suffers from critical LPEs, but at least there’s a bar. Omarchy is a hot mess that exists for the same reason that matcha is in our coffeeshops and peptides are in our collective memory.
This is a weird metaphor - why do you think people buy matcha at coffeeshops or use peptides? Those two things don't have anything obvious to do with each other, let alone with Omarchy.
they just keep pumping out short form videos or yapping heads talking about how they use x to do y better than any of the old stuff...
I think this is the OP's point. they all exist because there is a lot of noise about them existing and being used.
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>Everybody knows this. I didn't know this.
Do you know about docker compose overwriting your carefully set firewall rules? That’s the other docker thing…
Was this vulnerability disclosed responsibly by the author?
> I reported this issue privately through the project’s responsible-disclosure process. The underlying configuration has since been patched, so I’m publishing the details now to explain what the issue is and let users know to update their systems.
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But, this “vulnerability” is the thing everybody knows about docker since forever. I always make my user part of the docker group, so my NixOS also has this, and any Ubuntu I’ve used over the past year. What is different here? Start a docker container with the docker socket mounted in the container and now you can have yourself mount / as rw. Everybody knows this. How is everybody so shocked here. Many instructions o…
This. Was also super confused when I saw the post. Like every docker guide literally screams at you when you use rootfull docker. Either add yourself to the docker group with `newgrp` for a termimal session or use rootless docker.