I love nano for simple things, like writing commits. Anything more complex and I use Sublime Text.

Regardless of OS, I wouldn’t.

The factory must grow.

❤️

Haven’t had the time to use my computer yet, but I will update you soon. ™️

Is it possible to use wasd instead of hjkl? I’m not old enough for that.

That sounds like a great boss, someone how is involved with what should be done but not always how, as long as the team deliver what is requested.

If someone really wants this service but do not want to (or cannot) host it themself, https://ovpn.com offer this in their client. I used to have a pi-hole selfhosted but not anymore. Using their client on my phone as well solved the problem with blocking ads while not at home.

I read that Snap was propriety and a quick search did not give me any hits on their source code, but I could of course be wrong.

It appears to be only desktop, what would explain why it is new to me despite being creating in 2007 (https://itsfoss.com/what-is-flatpak/, quick search).

Thanks for taking the time to explain. So from what I understand, it is a universal package manager (which apt-get is not) and it is FOSS (which I understand Snap is not)?

I mostly used apt-get but when I installed Ubuntu as a desktop OS, I used their store until I understood that Snaps were not always the officially packaged versions. The same thing with Flatpaks. I wanted to install Sublime Text so I looked to Flathub and found a package by Sublime HQ Pty Ltd. Imagine my surprise when went to Sublimes own website to saw that they offer it via apt-get (on Ubuntu/Debian), they even say on their forum that they do not provide via Flatpak or Snap.

Someone just uploaded a package using a name that looks official, while not actually being the owner of the product.

What makes Flatpak so good? Honest question. It is a new package manager for me, I have mostly been on Linux server, not desktop. For all my use cases Flatpak has never been mentioned, I’ve always used apt-get until I installed Ubuntu as a desktop OS and it comes with Snap. The next thing I see is Flatpak > Snap and no mention of apt-get.

keep older versions installed or replace them with the latest release

This functionality does not seem to be present in AppImageLauncher.

Yeah, same reason I use LTS. Latest features are nice and all but I want a stable system for my everyday life.

Still great for general use

I prefer hostage maps.

I get that a malware can get inside the worlds most secure system, if for example a user lets it in. What I am saying is that showing a honey pot in response to “ssh is more secure than a software that runs code without you giving consent and without your knowledge” not say anything, except what happens if someone gets in.

Running a honey pot for SSH and sharing logs only proves that people try to attack you, it does not really tell if SSH as such is vulnerable or not. It is a honey pot, people gaining access if the whole point.

Having a locked down but exposed SSH access is something else.

I hate googling things and just being lead back to reddit

This is so far my biggest problem med Lemmy and federation in general, all content is not in one place. It was nice just searching for problem x reddit and you found a solution 9/10 times (because you had everything in one place).

Om going to try that as well