Currently my Linux experience; One rabbit hole covered, looking back, three new rabbit holes arisen...
I somehow have totally broken my DNS. Seems to be lots of layers of which I have no clue about...

After more than 5 years of trustworthy use, I discarded my old hasher 'pwgn' and replaced it with a brand new 'pwg2'.

'Pwg2' is based on the widely implemented and appreciated Argon2 hash function. The script became incredibly more shorter and simpler. Also because of Argon2 the execution time is dramatically reduced. All in all another productive day!

Please test the script if you like and report back any vulnerabilities. Thank you!


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I'm launching a new site about #OpenPGP:

openpgp.foo/

This site is a personal writing project with a focus on learning OpenPGP's concepts by playful hands-on use.

My goal is to empower readers to make sense of more advanced material (including openpgp.dev/), and become proficient in whatever subset of OpenPGP they are interested in.

The site is far from complete, I hope to continue writing on it. Let me know what you think, and what additional content you'd like to see!

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"France Becomes First Government to Endorse UN Open Source Principles, Joined by 19 Organizations"

👉 unite.un.org/news/france-becom

The 8 UN #OpenSource principles:

1. Open by default
2. Contribute back
3. Secure by design
4. Foster inclusive participation and community building
5. Design for reusability
6. Provide documentation
7. RISE (recognize, incentivize, support and empower)
8. Sustain and scale

cc @ambnum @numerique_gouv

After wiping my main system, which is not so old and has an nvme drive, during instllation hajime came to a standstill while attempting to execute sgdisk. I went to sleep and dreamt my solution should be in line 621?! Now see if it works...
codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

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Hajime is finished! I consider it in production from now on.
If you have a spare machine, check it out. A quick offline installation (modules 1-3) will be ready within a couple of minutes.

codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

Working on a method of installing offline yay packages from an alternate location. Any suggestions are welcome.

Installing with all essential application configuration in under 15 minutes! With or (even faster) without network internet connection. Have some spare time left? Use the interactive installation instead.

Happy with hajime, an arch linux installation script that comes in five modules.

codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

@Codeberg
Today I saw codeberg.org in the title (again?) Maybe my bad, never mind.

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@Codeberg
My browser shows no codeberg in the title, but forgejo stuff, which is confusing.
Is this on purpose or did you forget to update?
Regards oxo

Here my quick build of a bash toml parser based on kwmiebach's (github.com/kwmiebach) version on github. Thanks kwmiebach!
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The order of arguments (file, section key) is irrelevant. Data is aggregated if no key or section is given.

My idea is to integrate it with my paasword manager passr. Then my password files can be toml format.

Have a nice weekend!

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Oops! I happen to call the use of a configuration file with the Arch Linux installer... automatic installation...
AI!? Have I developed AI now!?

codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

A lot of hurdles to take. But a ton of learning and fun! And still creeping further with hajime, my Arch Linux installer.

Currently working on issues with package lists and configuration file.
Check out the scripts on codeberg.

Have fun and a nice day!

codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

Hi! A quick update on hajime;

Up until post, the third step of the (offline) installation process, hajime is working flawless on the testing device.

After this step the operating system is rebooted and ready for the configuration of a desktop environment of choice and additional applications.

codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

The configuration file is now fully working for hajime! An example can be found in the online public repository. If you want to use it, handle with utmost care! No questions are asked while executing the script with a configuration file. Still working on the details now. Like working out some pacman errors and making an option flag for the config file location.

codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

Sustained progression on "hajime", my best and beloved Arch Linux install script.
Offline installation is now default and I am currently working on a configuration file. With this the user interaction will be nearly zero and the installation blazingly fast!

codeberg.org/oxo/hajime

:archlinux:
Recently I have made many improvements on 'hajime', my Arch Linux installation tool and it's companion tool 'make-recov'.
With these tools you can reinstall from scratch within 15 minutes.
Next goal is an installation parameter file, which virtually removes all user interaction during installation. I should call it instalIAtion? :D
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