danielnechtan

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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   I used Slack for the first time the other day and I don't see the fascination and buzz behind it. I'd rather an open source / in-house solution, regardless of whether it's for a business or non-profit project; Mattermo
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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   My MBP trackpad feels so silky and sexy gliding around my OpenBSD cwm(1).
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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   The screenshot was mostly to break up the article - it's not a picture book, the meat is in the words. As a minimalist setup there's not really anything of note you could screenshot; Just a bunch of windows without decorations an
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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   I won't reply to every inane comment asking "why use X?", "minimalism is easy if you aren't doing anything", or "MacOS is better because it loads my CP out-of-the-box"... 1) The screenshot was from an
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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   Good point, thank you. I always assumed it was required for Firefox so have automatically enabled it! I can't think of anything else it could be needed for other than various GTK-bloat IPC so I'll make a note in the article! Than
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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   OpenBSD base has almost everything else I need.
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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   I don't need nor desire desktop software written with web technologies or other bloated UIs to be productive, thank you. If you enjoy the bloat of Electron and using your toy mouse to make your computer do what many people do in a term
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   by danielnechtan 4y ago

   Virtual desktop 1 (pictured) is just tmux with a bunch of communications programs I have. Virtual Desktop 2: Firefox, sometimes an additional terminal Virtual Desktop 3: More GUI apps, though often vim split with something else, depending o