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I’ve done an Arch install the “manual” way a handful of times (mainly to say that I did it), but whenever I do an install now, it’s with the script. It’s probably the fastest I have ever installed a workable OS, ever! It works really well at getting what you need without too much fluff.
I’ve got a feeling it’s a static site but I’ll confirm to make sure.
Interesting, I didn’t know that. Thanks for the info!
You’ve given me a great jumping off point, thank you!
It’s not very slow to scrape a website. Works quite well.
That’s good to know, I’ll look into that some more. I was thinking that it might be slow if I’m having to scrape each page, every time a user changes categories (or something similar).
The trouble with that is that it breaks easily when they change something on their site.
I completely forgot about that :(
Or Asia
Search has definitely been iffy. Sometimes it’s been pretty decent (also based in Ireland) but other times it leaves me wondering what “it was thinking”
Edit: corrected the comment. I forgot to finish the rest of the last sentence.
This looks very interesting!
I’m happy with Proton Pass as my primary 2FA application. I’m looking for a backup solution.
I wasn’t aware of !lemmy_dev@programming.dev, thanks for sharing!
Just trying to learn and improve here. It’s much easier to mess around with an api in your own project than an already existing project
That’s a super useful site, thank you!
Thank you for the detailed response!
I like the idea of using git.
Which you can use in conjunction with LibRedirect
True. I’m thinking that if we have 20% of the population using Linux at work (like you mentioned), it would still help in converting others who use more specialised software (not just a web browser)
I’d bet a large number of Windows and Mac machines are mostly just web browser machines
Just getting these devices (libraries come to mind) to switch to some LTS distro would bump Linux market share quite a bit.
I’m planning on doing the same thing. I only have Linux installed at home. If they really need Windows for something I could always spin up a VM.
I used EndeavourOS for about a year and a half with no issues at all. Currently testing Nobara as I wanted to try something different. Again, no issues at all.