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sedot, in Fonts

Inter and Fantasque Sans Mono .

Dirk, in Fonts
@Dirk@lemmy.ml avatar

What font do you use?

DejaVu Sans for basically everything. DejaVuSans Mono for things I need a monospace font for. Nerdfonts Symbols for various icons/symbols to show icons in Neovim or Waybar for example.

words_number, in Fonts

I use Inter for the UI and SF Mono (from Macos) for terminal and coding.

PlexSheep, in Fonts

Default plasma stuff and fora code NF for terminals and code editors (I use neovim mostly, so that’s the same in many cases)

heygooberman, in Fonts
@heygooberman@lemmy.today avatar

I’m on Linux Mint, and I installed the default fonts used on Pop OS, which are Fira and Roboto Slab

Antimoon51, in systemd 255-rc1 Brings "Blue Screen of Death" Support and New Tool To Spawn VMs

But why deprecate SysV style init scripts? This is super helpfull on things like the raspberry pi (imo)

halagascan, in So sixel...

https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/srzjwy/linux_virtual_console_with_sixel_support/

halagascan, in So sixel...

https://github.com/saitoha/libsixel

just_another_person, in How to download ALL dependencies for an external .deb package (rescuezilla)?

This seems like a trick question, but app the repo to your apt sources first, then try to install. Step through for each unresolved dep if needed.

iturnedintoanewt,
@iturnedintoanewt@lemm.ee avatar

That’s…a lot of dependencies to manually get. This wouldn’t have worked. And I need a reproducible method so I can do this fully offline without having to match apt to anything online.

caseyweederman,

If the dependencies are in the repos you’ve added since, then apt-rdepends should be able to pull them.
I had to keep chaining grep -v to ignore packages that didn’t exist but the result was a success.

wolf, in The ASUS Eee PC and the netbook revolution (including Linux)

Had a 100X, back then with 2GB RAM. Worked OOTB with Linux w/o trouble, all hardware supported. Good times. Later, starting your browser maxed out the RAM so not a viable option anymore.

Nowadays I can happily recommend a HP Stream 11". Works perfectly with Fedora 39, good battery life. (Obviously you don’t want to use such a machine for more than casual work/internet surfing. But as a cheap/solid travel netbook, it is perfect. Typing this message on it.)

visnudeva, in Linux Distribution Timeline
@visnudeva@mastodon.social avatar

@perishthethought it is all slackware or Debian, it always has been...

perishthethought,

Yah, and Red Hat. Stop pointing that thing at me.

Professor_Piddles, in Linux on a 2in1 for Uni

I have a Lenovo Yoga 6 13" that I’ve had a pretty good experience with. Screen rotation didn’t work properly on Ubuntu 20.04 when I tried it back then, but I switched to Fedora 36 KDE, which worked great for over a year. I’m now on Debian 12 + KDE with an equally good experience. Fingerprint reader is not supported, but I didn’t want to use it anyway.

steal_your_face, in Linux on a 2in1 for Uni
@steal_your_face@lemmy.ml avatar

Back in the day I used a surface pro 3 dual booting windows and linux. Linux didn’t have the drivers to support the pen back then so I used windows and one note for note taking.

owiseedoubleyou, in New Plasma 6 Default Icon Theme Looks
@owiseedoubleyou@lemmy.ml avatar

I have to say, they’re certainly an impovement over Breeze, but I still prefer the Oxygen ones

Holzkohlen, in New Plasma 6 Default Icon Theme Looks

I don’t to be teased anymore. I have been looking forward to Plasma 6 for months now.

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