I use copyq on wayland everyday. But not gnome, on hyprland.

Dream is lite client in lounge and beefy server in cupboard… This gonna help there or should I still look into moonlight and sunshine etc?

I see what you did there… Or I see a blinking cursor 😄

Triangle.

K. I. S. S.

I might scratch mine now after seeing this. I prefer personalisation over most things honestly.

So you drive daily with nushell and then script in bash for portability?

Sounds not bad actually…

Dell Precision 5570

Its what I got from work, its pretty nice quality I have to say.

Usually a functional thinkpad guy, but the screen, trackpad, build, specs, all very good. Keyboard could be better but if you’re coming from a Mac then it will be just fine.

5480 is the 14" apparently.

At work we use it sometimes on Linux because we maintain a script that needs to work on multiple platforms, ps1 did that in this usecase better.

Came down to ps1 on Linux was better and more predictable than bash on windows.

Sadly.

Try a v60 with 30g in a 10oz cup, I think you’ll be right for the morning

https://www.hellotux.com/

Happy with the quality of the black tshirt I got here. Not thin plastic stuff.

Similar to yours OP I copy many URLs and then run my script that takes the number of URLs I copied eg 5,and downloads them with yt-dlp and GNU parallel to ~/Videos

I use CopyQ to hold the clipboard history.

True, but we don’t really say landfill, rather “tip”… So…

Yes but OP is using vi bindings for line navigation.

I am aware, explained more in my other comment

It was a little strange in the “line movement” part he was talking about setting vim navigation on the cmd line and then putting Emacs style as aliases, of which I said it’s a bit suss as it’s too close to vim append.

Now I have four ways to get to the begining and end of a command line. I can press Escape,^ or Ctrl+a for the begining of the line, and Escape,$ or Ctrl+e for the end of the line.

Bit suss on the ctrl-A start of line, because vim binding is A for append which is end of line.

Windows makes wine?

Now make windows run just for compatibility on a Linux Subsystem. How we actually need it in daily life…

Checkout Jeff geerling on YT, I think he did a review on this or something very similar.

Concept and hardware would. Just need >1 nodes