I see you with your CLIs. What are you doing?
rm -rf /
Twice a day, so the gaskets don’t dry out and leak.
Sometimes I just do a quick lspci && lsblk on a blank terminal so I can have a draggable, resizeabled privacy screen for my notes or whatever I’m working on. It looks complicated which scares 95% of people away immediately.
$ hollywood$ cmatrix$ sl | lolcatOr the silliest one of all…
$ emacsAt this point my laptop is just my away mission machine and a backup. I do just about all my computing on a desktop PC these days.
My x86 tablet exists almost entirely so I can have a running copy of FreeCAD in my wood shop.
Trying to resize encrypted partitions, sweating bullets because I feel like I’ll fuckup and lose everything.
(Yes I am aware I should backup my data I’m simply a poor idiot lol)
I actually do most of my development work on an old Linux laptop. I do use the shell occasionally, but most of my work is in an IDE and in an editor.
Getting work done.
I have it plugged into my TV to watch mindless television from the high seas.
sudo apt update
Its always apt update.
sudo zypper dup --allow-vendor-change -y
sudo pacman -Syu
No Sudo apt update. sudo dnf upgrade -y && sudo flatpak upgrade -y
sudo apt upgrade
This is my real answer lol. All I ever run on my chomebook is this and a web browser.
run htop and just occasionally switch to an editor with some syntax highlighting on random code and people will know youre a elite haxor.
four pane terminal: top left running
htop, top right showing the commit history for a gnarly repo, bottom right just runningcat /dev/urandom, bottom left is acowsayscript reciting the dialogue of “Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace”
steamos-readonly disable
sudo pacman -Syyu
steamos-readonly enable
(for my docked steam deck)
Hacking the Gibson
i write comments on lemmy
There actually is a TUI client for Lemmy
Using
vimto write code or usingssh… to usevimto write code…Writing code. Server code doesn’t have a UI.
Coding, taking notes, searching the web, sometimes playing dungeon crawl stone soup. Basically everything you do with a DE.
Laptops are toxic to your cervical spine. There’s no solution where the laptop’s open and you’re not gonna pay the price later.
Tell me more. I’ve noticed I use my laptop a lot more often nowadays, but usually follow good ergonomics.
I think they mean that with the screen next to your hands there is no good way to have a good ergonomic posture. You’re either staring down at your hands if you keep your elbows at 90°, or you have the screen level with your eyes and your arms are putta whack, or somewhere in between. Plus the lack of ergo keyboard design.
