• DupaCycki@lemmy.world
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        3 months ago

        I had to fix 3 errors in Hyprland and a warning in Foot after updating to 26.05 yesterday. I think there was more, but at least it works now.

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      3 months ago

      how is this related to NixOS? Once you upgrade your hyprland version on NixOS (which you’ll have to do eventually, at least for security fixes), you have to worry about the config breaking just the same

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          3 months ago

          yes but the problem is having to spend time to fix it in the first place. On a more stable de/compositor like Plasma or Sway, you won’t have these problems

          • Martineski@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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            I mean, the top level comment refers to the title and not things breaking in general where OP complained about needing to troubleshoot right now before being able to be productive. Being able to postpone troubleshooting to when you can afford it is a massive benefit exactly for this reason where you need to get things done now or just want to do something else in the moment. For the same reason my root is on a ZFS pool with 2-way mirrored vdevs and I have (non-zfs) mirrored boot set up as well. No matter which of my drives fails I can take care of it later without any impact on my productivity or loss of data. I never used hyperland but heard of it stability issues ever so vaguely and while choosing different window manager (because that’s what it is to ppl) may have solved this specific issue at the cost of sacrificing preferences the expectation for your system to never break is absurd. Things will always break at some point and it can come from any direction. Being able to hande the breakage gracefully is the key part.

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        @hirihit640 depends what specifically broke OP’s config and whether the same config done declaratively with nix would have kept parity with the changes instead of breaking. I am not a hyprland user and was just being silly. Feel free to tell me what the breaking change was if you know.

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    My partner would text me ‘what did you do’ when I had a day off and audiobookshelf stopped working. This is why I only tinker after midnight

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      Yeah… ive been meaning to get audiobookshelf setup, but it looked like a pain so it’s been sitting there untouched. That along with needing to migrate from Plex to Jellyfin, my projects pile up.

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        I just set it up with my Docker setup. Point it at the appropriate volumes and it pretty much goes. GUI tools for Docker help. I like Dockge.

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        ABS is actually quite easy if you already have a library for audiobooks on Plex

        Just install ABS on the same box and point it at the same folder and it will do most of the rest itself

        Remote access is a bit of a pain though. I’m using tailscale for it. I wish there was a better, more universal (also free) 2fa solution out there but it just doesn’t exist.

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          3 months ago

          I got it up and running in about 10 minutes just yesterday, but that’s probably because I spend a couple of days learning how to use quadlets and getting my remote access scheme figured out.

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      I also wait until my partner is asleep. It still doesn’t make me 100% safe from the ‘what did you do’ texts, because sometimes I break things that I don’t think to check. Worse, sometimes I break something so bad that I stay up until 6am trying to fix it, only to cook my brain and pass out without fully repairing what went wrong.

      But it’s still better than doing it during the day.

      • Dultas@lemmy.world
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        I only do networking after midnight. I have pulled 4+ hrs after breaking the network more than once.

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          This is me last Friday. Wanted SSO passkey so bad I pulled an all-nighter to make it work between 3 different machines.

          I love passkey so I adamant on Pocket ID. End up hammering on it till 3AM with no success in sight, turns-out nothing is wrong with anything config-wise. I just wasn’t aware the bridge network you create didn’t enable ipv6 by default. Passed out at 5AM lol.

          Now my sistet can’t complaint about so many password to manage.

          End up canceling going out with friends Saturday night cuz I was already sleeping soundly at 8 PM.

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            I haven’t tried passkeys, I honestly probably have too many apps that don’t support it. Hell I get annoyed by apps that don’t have ldap integration. Looking at you paperless-ngx.

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              many apps that don’t support it.

              Yeah, that is one thing making it harder. I use traefik-forward-auth/tiny Auth for that and honestly I still can’t make some apps work properly.

              But at least the most used one are in place now and seems fine UX-wise (JF, vaultwarden, navidrome and frigate).

              I’m doing this just because I want to stop relying on CF tunnel and just use my public ipv6, but I don’t think I’m ready security-wise.

              And cf tunnel and other overlay network solution like Tailscale have a penalty on performance for me because their closest server are on the neighboring country.

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    What do modern devs need more than ttys for if they’re just shipping ai generated code that nobody takes the time to review properly?

  • 9point6@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    My computer configuration is best described as a construction of duct tape and chewing gum holding a house of cards in place

    Tbh my server is getting a bit that way too, which is slightly more concerning

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    3 months ago

    I’m still on XFCE + Compiz because Wayfire doesn’t support global hotkeys (more of wayland’s fault) nor does it have 3d windows for the cube effect.

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        It was one of the dumb “kick the can to downstream because muh security & effort” things which is why support for it really only came recently: https://dec05eba.com/2024/03/29/wayland-global-hotkeys-shortcut-is-mostly-useless/

        I’m sure it will eventually get better, but like all of the things wrong with wayland can be summed up as “alpha protocol subject to change plz to not use (introduced: 7 years ago)” with “Options: alpha-protocol-kde, protocol-gnome-thing, protocol-whatshouldhavebeeninweston7yearsagoyoutwat (sway), protocol-hyprland-memelol-v2”

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          OK unc. Most people use Wayland now while you cling to your insecure outdated and entirely unmaintained x-server speaking about alpha this and that.

          • mlg@lemmy.world
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            Yeah have fun with your shitty triple buffer and unsupported arbitrary monitor angles lol.

            about alpha this and that.

            Most of wayland’s features like HDR weren’t implemented until literally last year. I have forum threads 3 times older than this lemmy account on how slow wayland progress was.

            Wake me up when Wayfire goes stable and I’ll happily switch in superior XFCE performant style.

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    My rack is chained up in the garage and beaten into submission. I get an alert if something is down and an alert over a week if there’s an upgrade. I put those alerts on silent so i only see them when i pull the shade down on the phone.

    Computers are better seen and not heard.

  • LiveLM@lemmy.zip
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    No joke, I was getting tired of the constant breaking changes in Hyprland, so when I learned about the Lua update I just said fuck it and moved to Sway.
    I wanted the “Debian Stable” of Wayland WMs and figured Sway was it.

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      I feel the same way about sway. This being said Niri + Noctalia is a really power stable setup (in my experience) that gives you all the fancy effects.

      There is even a setup wizard so you don’t need to mess with config files as much.

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    It turns out that everyone else doesn’t have a computer at all, and their life relies entirely on computers that have been built and maintained by others.

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    Man I posted this and now my servers down. Looks like maybe my NVMe drive failed. Can’t catch a break.

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    This is why you have a handfull of window managers configured and ready to go, always a fallback :)

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    I would regard myself as Quite Computer, not Very, and yet, have still managed to bugger my Linux box by messing with the bootloader.

    No drive or USB ports recognised on boot. No way to boot from iso. Yay me.

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    Yes, “wantonly” is spelled correctly here. I looked at it and immediately it felt wrong so this is for any like me who’s only ever heard it said.

    Also, broke my Codium install today, no idea how but it won’t load debug values now, woo.