Notices by Mike Stone :ubuntumate: (mike@fosstodon.org), page 5

I love that when I get a random text message from my wife in the middle of Saturday afternoon, it's to send me a link to a particular hat for the Raspberry Pi she's thinking of getting to make attaching a variety of sensors easier. I seriously married up.

This is how I feel like I need to operate when I'm using i3. I don't, but it feels that way to me. Still, interesting selection of tool recommendations. Is there anybody here that already lives purely in the command line?

"Without a GUI--How to Live Entirely in a Terminal | Linux Journal"

https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/without-gui-how-live-entirely-terminal

@rnickson @rnickson @1iceloops123 @kev Do you follow the account?

@Vollmer Welcome aboard!

@rnickson @1iceloops123 @kev No, this instance is not blocked. It's silenced because of its content, but you can still follow people from that instance and see their content.

@opal Great.

@rnickson @one

@one @opal If you can point me to content on their timeline that warrants suspension, I'll reinstate it. Otherwise, have a good day.

@rnickson

@rnickson I'll remove the suspension for now. I'm not convinced what was clearly stated by the admin is accurate. If it turns out what the admin has stated is false, the suspension will be reinstated.

@Ichimoku_clout It appears to have worked, depending on outcome you were shooting for.

@blacksmithherrera
Yep.

@inknos @inknos I'm @mikestone. I don't post much because I'm not that interesting, but I'm there and I love Pixelfed.

An operating system that does this currently dominates the desktop market. Let that sink in.

@switchedtolinux Scientific Linux. Nothing like Ubuntu or anything like that.

@anand The standard ones are handled by the client, whether it's the keyboard or the app. There's no special accommodations made within Mastodon. Changing the emoji pack won't affect what we see on our side of things, just what you see.

@fosstodon @Tusky

@polywog Hm, doesn't take me to the comments, though in fairness the comments are better that the article in this case.

"It's always in the last place you look" is such a weird thing to say. Of course it's in the last place you look. When you find it, you stop looking! It would be much weirder if you found it in the second place you looked, but kept looking in other places afterwards.

Wow, this isn't hyperbolic or anything. Sheesh. Sad to see Antergos go, but it's not exactly OpenSourcageddon.

"Yet another Linux distribution shuts down, and the Open Source community should be worried"

https://betanews.com/2019/05/22/antergos-linux-dead/