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Pantherina (he)

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  • Many more likely use SEPA invoices or direct payments, which seem way better. But I dont know, the FSFE could absolutely use more donators, they are doing very important legal and policy work for free software.

  • I think i use dash as my standard shell, but fish as my user shell. So it might point to fish, which doesnt work. Only using fish in my terminal could fix this.

  • Oooh, so Lisp huh? Why not normal lisp?

  • Well my shebang is #!/bin/sh which might break because I am on NixOS XD

    So fish might fallback to using fish

  • I dont even know what it does after watching the preview video

  • Never heard of clojure XD

  • I think so. If I do ./script.sh I get fish errors, same with . script.sh

    Only sh script.sh works, which is dash inside of fish

  • If a project is permissively licensed, it might disappear and become proprietary any time. But established projects are less in danger than for example uutils (which I use)

  • Yes that is what I do. But bash snippets dont work in fish.

    I could learn something better like lua, but never used it

  • þanks!

    I dont like þeir permissive license, it just feels weird to me

    But as þey are established, I dont þink it is a problem

  • Linux @programming.dev

    Thinking about switching from fish to bash + extensions

  • True, I can do that with btrfs snapshots

  • Linux @programming.dev

    Mirroring git repos with force push protection?

  • Linux @programming.dev

    Best and worst Linux distros in a tier list - Freebooters

  • I am not sure I understood. I have a Nextcloud client and sync to a server I dont trust. Or that I dont want to encrypt with LUKS.

    And I want to open decrypted tiles, use them and save them encrypted to a directory that I sync with Nextcloud.

  • Wooow that looks awesome!

    I read about dyne, pretty cool group.

  • I use Nextcloud and may use other solutions too.

    All the rest is with syncthing between trusted devices

  • Does that work with Nextcloud too? So send the encrypted stuff to Nextcloud or copy to another dir at least?

  • Cool! That sounds like a great option.

  • This would only work on single files or archives, but yes probably a good idea. I think cryptomator slices up files into equal pieces and then encrypts both, protecting against analysis of file types, but being sync-friendly.

  • It needs to be repeatable easily and easy to use for sync. This method would always encrypt everything new.

  • Linux @programming.dev

    Best directory encryption that passed an audit?

  • Linux @programming.dev

    Fedora Asahi: How they did it and how it is going

  • cats @sh.itjust.works

    when the nap hits really good

  • cats @sh.itjust.works

    Watching a movie, of course she fell asleep again