Got this in my cwm config, too.

Ah, I use Super+Enter to spawn terminals.

For real, though: why do people hate this?

At that point, baking a cake is the least of your worries.

I thought that was 11/9?

Reddit too, if memory serves.

emerge -auDN @world

Also:

gr ~/.src   # (script I wrote myself to update code repos)
cd ~/.src/repo
make -j8
doas make install

Oh fuck!

What sort of text processing? I rarely do this, so I usually just rely on things like sed, ed, sort, uniq, and other shell commands to handle this.

Nano, Micro, JOE, ee(1). Those are my suggestions.

I’ve used Vim, NeoVim, Micro, mg(1), JOE, and even MS Edit (both the original DOS version and the recent Rust clone). No matter how complex and tailored I wrote my config, though, the features I actually used were included in GNU nano and/or my command shell without any of the bugs, bloat, learning curve, or slop.

Using it as my default just makes sense.

What’s with the hair?

Bad News: My old GitHub repos are there.

Good News: I wrote that shit when I was 12. The code runs, but it’s not good and not inventive.

• Favourite Distro: Void Linux
• First Distro Used: Linux Mint
• Distro You Want To Use In The Future:
  • Linux: Guix System
  • Other: 9front
• Honourable Mention: FreeBSD
• Distro You Liked The Least: Fedora Atomic
• Distro You Currently Use: Devuan GNU+Linux
• Distro You Used For The Longest Time: Arch Linux

• Fave: GNU nano
• First: notepad.exe (on Windows XP)
• Future: GNU Emacs
• Honourable Mention: Xed
• Loathed: vi (the original one, not the far superior Vim)
• Current: GNU nano
• Longest: Micro

Thompson shell (predates Bourne)

scsh (Scheme shell) and closh (Clojure shell)

sash (stand-alone shell)

gash (Guile shell)

ash (Almquist shell)

dash (Debian Almquist shell)

eshell (Emacs shell)

Shells I couldn’t think of images for:

• bosh (from SchilyTools)
• tclsh (Tcl shell)
• ion (from Redox OS)

Non-binary wrath flag, as dreamed by someone on Twitter a few years ago:

I hack at night, when it’s cooler. You can’t see the digital rain otherwise.