Let's start this experiment: Ditching GNU Bash for a Linux port of
OpenBSD's ksh.

While we're at it, finally nuke shell history files. I lost these things
on many occasions and then some important command was lost. This sucks.

(Addendum: Switching the shell was almost trivial. Guess I didn't use
any fancy Bash features in the first place.)


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Got two weeks of vacation coming up. I want to do some Linux/UNIX stuff
again, because I haven't done that for almost a year now. My RSI
problems are not gone, but largely manageable.

I want to deep-dive into the booting process, initramfs, init systems,
all that. Of course, I already have a good grasp of what's going on, but
I never built my own initramfs from scratch and never wrote a simple
init system. Maybe even have a look at udev replacements.


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Just realized that my system monitor, [infofeld2], does not even have a
graph to show hard disk activity. Goes to show how little that matters
in this day and age.

[infofeld2]: https://uninformativ.de/git/infofeld2