Posts by ruari@velocipederider.com
(DIR) Post #B4HiCk4jB4dZeLL1TE by ruari@velocipederider.com
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The one wierd trick to not having a cookie banner is… wait for it… Do not sell out your users!Who knew!?
(DIR) Post #B4HiCmDJE8gqHXMu7k by ruari@velocipederider.com
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Apparently the Fediverse actually did know because guess what, whenever I visit an instance I am also not asked to click through a cookie banner. Again, SO WEIRD!
(DIR) Post #B4Nevyt7iUqhknzBuS by ruari@velocipederider.com
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You might want this back soon @objo not because I cannot look after it, I can but because it is so fun!#tallBike #TallBikesWillSaveTheWorld
(DIR) Post #B6Bj677w6GcjitVtWi by ruari@velocipederider.com
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1. All cities in car comercials2. Many (most?) cities in real life…
(DIR) Post #B6Bj680Aqc0cR6tD4C by ruari@velocipederider.com
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This kind of shit is so common it is not even funny.They are selling you freedom of movement but that is not what you get. Such adverts should probably be banned due to false advertising IMHO.
(DIR) Post #B6Bj69LTqse8bTrjuq by ruari@velocipederider.com
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All these ads are hilarious, what city is this?
(DIR) Post #B6Bj6BQs5o9B4mP4b2 by ruari@velocipederider.com
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I wonder why the traffic lights 🚦 are even needed. I mean, buy this car and all the others will just dissappear! 👻
(DIR) Post #B6FvuRxetBbYtuJYMS by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane super weird to list rpm on its own but not dpkg.Most people will use the front ends like dnf and zypper and not rpm directly. Same with apt and dpkg.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuSIZdQKpwm6Fxg by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane Yes dpkg was released 32 years ago, apt arrived 28 years ago. So there was a 4 year period of only dpkg.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuSbiUFeCu93Xnc by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane Anyway all these package managers suck. I wrote this 15 years ago and still stand by it. 😁https://docs.slackware.com/slackware:package_and_dependency_management_shouldn_t_put_you_off_slackware
(DIR) Post #B6FvuSxLBqwdzDAoVM by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane About 16Gb space and about 1.5k of packages. That said, if it really matters because you are: "Installing on a device with limited disk space, where it is hard to add additional storage", "a setup where there is an ongoing cost to rent disk space (e.g. a Virtual Private Server)" or you just like the learning exercise of cutting back an install, you can make it *a lot* smaller fairly easily:https://gist.github.com/ruario/7c2742d6d1dd2f89575cThere is a full dev environment by default. Compiling on Slack is easy.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuT3MpRlWHtzctk by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane then again I do prefer simple and easy to use distros, like … Slackware 😉 https://web.archive.org/web/20140303095821/http://my.opera.com/ruario/blog/2011/03/13/slackware-a-simple-and-easy-to-use-linux-distribution
(DIR) Post #B6FvuTCwFrQClaTGoi by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane "There is a full dev environment by default. Compiling on Slack is easy."Just to expand on that I do not just mean the various compliers and tools. One of the things I fucking hate on Debian is tracking down all the -dev packages. This entire concept does not exist on Slackware. The various files that get split into -dev package variants get installed by default with their main package on Slackware.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuTX92jaJmFvPJQ by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane SlackBuilds is like the AUR but all packages uploaded and all updates to them are reviewed by a team. Thus while I can push an update to the build script for Vivaldi to the pending queue, it might take a couple of days before it is reviewed by humans.In addition there are tools to automate the various SlackBuilds build and install steps and to handle Slackbuild dependencies.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuTnS46d2apYQjI by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane Thus when you want to compile something, you usually just do it and do not go hunting down all the -dev crap.It is way easier to compile something out of the box on Slackware compared to most other distros.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuUNxsLpsQ4dads by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane What do I do personally? I have most of my extra stuff from Slackbuilds but I also do complie and repackage a some things myself from time to time. While making a Slackware package is easy, I sometimes do not even bother with that if I am honest. 😆 https://gist.github.com/ruario/a36052a1ae1de4edbc6ad39fe39e5385
(DIR) Post #B6FvuUr28H5VsEEnx2 by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane Oh and in recent years I started to maintain the Vivaldi flatpak on flathub. Given I need flatpak installed and configured to test this, I have on occasion installed things from flathub.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuVK6OCL9KNq1GC by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane But also you need to keep in mind that Slackware is like an LTS. Slackware 15.0 (which I run) was released 4 years ago and my main work machine was upgraded from 14.2, which was released almost 10 years ago.I generally already had all the software I needed installed a long time ago. I get security updates from the main repo, slackbuilds and flatpak but for most of the other stuff I largely just use whatever version I installed at the time.
(DIR) Post #B6FvuVkgnLbieqHFhY by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane But to go back a couple of steps I strongly suspect that most Slackware users have the base install and install pretty much everything else they need from Slackbuilds, which can be fully automated much like the AUR, ports, Homebrew, etc.
(DIR) Post #B6K2AOV6towt9umqdU by ruari@velocipederider.com
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@rl_dane @cmconseils @mirabilos Nah, my little floofy boy cannot cycle. He is very good at sitting and staring at the door and crying when he wants to go outside though.