Thanks!

Thanks!

What did you do to get the nice terminal output with the colour display and fedora ASCII art? Just a copy+paste in bashrc?

That’s really useful, thanks

Ah OK, so what’s the difference between uBlue and the other fedora atomic distros? Just different people and a different arrangement of pre-installed stuff?

I’ll answer my own question: there’s plenty more here

So from there I can see

• Aurora
• Bazzite
• Bluefin
• uCore

and then this link which has

• Silverblue
• Kinoite
• Sway Atomic
• Budgie Atomic
• Cosmic Atomic

Does that sound like all of them?

Is there a guide to all the different Universal Blue spins anywhere?

Yeah, they make some good points but it’s all a bit dramatic

while true; do

isn’t exactly harder to read than

while true
do

though, is it? And going back to my original point, I don’t like while true being on its own as to me it looks like it’s meant to be a separate statement rather than part of the do/done block.

So you’d rather it all be on one line? I’d only do that if it’s a very simple command, otherwise you’re just making the code harder to read.

Simplest solution might just be to dual-boot Windows if you can’t get a VM working

I’d write

while true; do
    X
done

for the same reason I’d write

if [ something ]; then
    X
fi

or in another language

if (something) {
    X
}

Because it’s all part of the same statement and having a single line with just do or { seems silly and implies (to me) that the lines aren’t related.

The prototype scans open tabs locally, suggests topical names, and auto-bundles related pages. Because all processing happens on the user’s computer, the company says, neither raw content nor behavioral signals are uploaded to the cloud.

“AI” is just a buzzword, this isn’t chatbot nonsense as far as I can tell.

This one’s pretty good

I had to check the syntax because I also don’t use it enough to be sure, definitely a bit weird. Basically just grep for a regex and print the specified column.

Are you opposed to using awk? Printing out a specific column is basically the only thing I actually know how to do with it: df -h --output=avail,source | awk '/dm-2/ {print $1}'

I think you can just buy a pack of stickers for your preferred layout for a fiver if you want the low-tech solution!

Incredible picture to use for a new job announcement

Doesn’t Windows leave program files and data all over the place too?