Notices by mms :runbsd: + :emacs: :vim: (mms@mastodon.bsd.cafe)

The most important Vim bindings is "." as it repeats last command (think "I;;" to comment current line). I can then "j.j.j.j." to repeat it for some lines.

What is the closest equivalent in #emacs native bindings? A full makro?

Zelensky not punching Trump positions him as the greatest politican of our lives.

@dillo I wasn’t expecting it to take so many fdd..

@prahou @screwtape

#ItermZshEmacsEshellLinks2Gang

@grunfink btw, somehow this "small hacky thingy" has much better threading support than the official client.

ok, the website is not yet read (tomorrow) and there will be a dedicated RSS feed (yas!) but my fedi-linkblog is fully operational.

Posting is automated when I deploy the website, but the website is not yet public.

Yoyu can follow @bookmarks

(screenshot is a sneak-peak. Let me know if you love it or it's too much)

@grunfink @bookmarks yup, that's planned for some next release ;-)

Btw, #snac2 is extremely cool to use.

systemd-auth

Provides external authentication methods. Currently 2 providers are supported: Google Oauth, Microsoft Accout.

Proposing new providers is available for SystemD Foundation Super Duper Strategic Diamond Enterprise Pro members.

warning: all other auth methods are proxied though systemd-auth to ensure full secure auth chain. Non-systemd-auth methods may raise warnings, but will never stop working (pinky swear!)

Systemd-chromium

Adds low lever rendering engine that should replace all other ones in the future. Should be used in terminal and graphical interfaces.

Allows to interact with the system using JavaScript and json.

All background processing should be done using service workers.

Speeds up vs code.

Systemd-llm

Adds a built in LLM server.

Systemd-inputllmproxy

Proxies all user input through llm server and fixes all mistakes on the fly

Systemd-kernelproxy

Proxies all kernel calls. It will allow to move functionality from legacy kernel (Linux) into modern system d. All call need to be in json.

@stefano could you share the script? Does it sobolu use the cli?

Can snac2 post from rss feed?

Which is your favorite vintage computing software experience? The one you used and had the most joy? I’m asking about dos, amiga os, mac system 6, motif, Norton commander and so on. Not about OS, as dos could run Norton commander, windows 3, and a few more.

Boost plox?

#RetroComputing

@nixCraft Your first "production is down" is a test of the company ;-)

A new #blog post

"Do you ever feel like the world has gone crazy? I know you do! In this episode of “WTF” - modern electronics."

https://crys.site/blog/2025/i-may-never-buy-a-new-electronic-device/

@fabio Maybe they will at least seed...

May zfs upgrade never break your system.

#emacs and #elisp freaks.

Since I haven’t found good ruby gem to parse org files (it should be a tree with metadata, but they treat it as markdown without hashes), I’ll need to write that. But I don’t want to recreate the wheel so:

I’m in desperate need to find documentation about how an org file is represented in elisp. Somehow I have hard time finding it and my paren-fu is not good for jumping into source.