oxo @oxo@qoto.org

Long awaited upgrade of the ```netconn``` repository is finally here!
Both ```netconn``` and ```netkill```, which are used to setup and bring down a network connection, are significantly improved. For example ```wpa_passphrase``` is integrated for unknown (new) wireless connections.

https://codeberg.org/oxo/netconn

#linux #commandline #networking

A productive day today! I took a deep dive into less and especially its prompt settings. Now I finally get similar less behavior and prompts for:
1. less file_x
2. < file_y
3. command_x | less and
4. man command_y
For more information, see https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/zsh
#linux #zsh #commandline #less

Upon some requests: a quick reference on the oxo zsh command line prompt.
With lights out philosophy!
#linux #zsh #terminal #prompt #lioph
https://codeberg.org/oxo/note/src/commit/4dfacb330534525b637efc22bfd660948ab49c1e/linux/shell/zsh/oxo_prompt

Finally, after many years, finished my #zsh prompt structure. A simple and as out of the way as can be, but with all the critical information I need.

PS1 contains user type, background jobs and previous command exit codes. So normally just '% '.

RPS1 hides when user starts typing, it currently shows actual updated time.
Precmd shows execution time, history iD and end time of the previous command.
When cd into a directory information is shown.

PS4 is showing essential program information when debugging a script. This has helped me so much to more effectively find my way.

If you are interested check it out my zsh dotfiles at: https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/zsh

What started as an feature implementation is ending up in a complete overhaul of my cryptr script. Still working on it. I think it will be more logical code.
https://codeberg.org/oxo/tool/src/branch/main/cryptr

Discover Linux: Dir & dircolors

Episode webpage: https://tilvids.com/w/w8eDMUMVej3As33iVpZGrv

Media file: https://tilvids.com/static/streaming-playlists/hls/f3f4c77e-7e11-4199-bf01-e8e1ea890a1f/67b8f300-3d62-408c-9235-3b6062bbfaf4-1080-fragmented.mp4

Although imho 22/7 is more accurate, happy #piday

A fairly basic video this time about how to do basic file manipulation in the Linux command line, using commands like copy, move and remove.
More commands are shown, but these are the basis three. Commands to build upon in later videos. Have a nice watch!
#linux #commandline #coreutils
https://tilvids.com/w/asg7yKtGahKGoe5ijQvocS

Found some code that I wrote about seven years ago. Great idea, bad implementation. Now dusting off my old snapshot tool. :)

The start of my migration from Alacritty to foot - A fast, lightweight and minimalistic Wayland terminal emulator - which went surprisingly fast and smooth!
https://tilvids.com/w/8NfY2uJWS7zTb4DrcUYT6m
#linux #terminal #emulator #foot #alacritty

T-00:05:00 Good luck #spacex !

T-01:00:00 #spacex #starship #ift2

[Obs on Wayland, eza and alacritty - Hardlimit](https://video.hardlimit.com/w/wTpgRoYDePWVUsEnZ6gMqg)
How I have setup my Obs-studio for it to work properly under Wayland.
About eza, an ls alternative, and how the latest update broke eza-wrapper.sh
And finally the weird behaviour of Alacritty (msg?), please help me out!
#linux #obs #wayland #eza #alacritty

Finally solved a long lasted flashing screen problem in qutebrowser with env
```QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME='qt6ct'```
#linux #qutebrowser #qt6

How I use my own clipboard manager and copying strings from the terminal buffer: https://video.hardlimit.com/w/onb9Xm1U9GdvzTDxBAW8MR

Making good progress on my clipboard manager. Posting results later on codeberg.
#linux #bash #fzf

Although zsh still has a lot of mysteries for me, I am very happy with my runcom right now.
#linux #zsh #commandline
https://codeberg.org/oxo/dotf/src/branch/main/zsh/.zshrc

I was working with clocks recently and,... all of a sudden, I realized
that the seconds are running faster in my experience then they did
before. Is it because I'm getting older? People often say when you're getting older time goes quicker?!? Am I experiencing that?
Hmm...