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I tend to use Weston (also as a kiosk) in Wayland and then Awesome Window Manager in X11. I’ve been scuttled back into desktop/ agnosticism, but temptingly Weston has a Lua shell now?
Awesome is awesome and there’s also some
that’s not awesome but awesomely compatible in Wayland. If you don’t know what’s
X11/Wayland, may you continue to have a wonderful day.
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I helped someone with a tmux
config. It’s been a while since I’ve used tmux but I’ve since realized it’s
better to copy paste tmux list-keys into tmux.conf and reset all
shortcuts (for debugging).
tmux list-keysThe help menu
(tmux list-keys -N) displays shortcuts with bind-key -N "description".
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Sandboxing in systemd? I would’ve shown my (somewhat manual) method but then I was strolling through the GitHub and saw shh (systemd hardening helper). It uses strace to generate suggestions. You’ll need to be extremely careful, playing inside a sandbox summons debugging hell. I tried it briefly.
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The nix packages collection has a
neat library repository. A small
nudge can
make it completely standalone.
Basically it allows experimenting quickly with configuration patterns for custom
stuff without an expensive evaluation.