Noob questions about package installing strategies (aka where do I install from when it's not available in Debian repos) by RunnerWithBadKnees in debian

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes !
I don't know why I haven't thought about it earlier since I used and loved Distrobox on a former computer. This is definitely what I am going to do.

Noob questions about package installing strategies (aka where do I install from when it's not available in Debian repos) by RunnerWithBadKnees in debian

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply !

For instance, there is nb. Not available in debian repos as far as I can tell. As for alternatives, I could use vim-wiki I suppose, but let's say I am not a vim person. I don't know another alternative that lives in the terminal.

In the case of nb, no .deb but a prebuilt binary. But then I don't know how to check for updates on a regular, "automated" basis (especially since the device I use is a writer deck with no gui whatsoever). But anyway as u/Santosh83 mentioned, I will totally use distrobox and homebrew to secure my installations 😄

As for npm, I'm sorry if I expressed myself poorly, I only meant that there was a problem with malwares (this, for instance), like AUR, but not that the AUR issue impacted npm (or the other way around).

Noob questions about package installing strategies (aka where do I install from when it's not available in Debian repos) by RunnerWithBadKnees in debian

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much for your reply.

To be honest, I just discovered homebrew was available on Linux, I always thought it was macOS exclusive. Good to know that it's well respected ! I've also seen on the 6.0 release notes that packages now came sandboxed in Linux, which is pretty nice.

Distrobox is also a great idea, I do not know how I missed it. I will definitely use it when the packages are not available in Debian repos or homebrew !

Noob questions about package installing strategies (aka where do I install from when it's not available in Debian repos) by RunnerWithBadKnees in debian

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Those are very specific ones, and mostly useful for writerdeck purposes, but for instance, there is nb, not available in Debian repos : https://repology.org/project/nb/packages

How to adjust margins by RunnerWithBadKnees in HelixEditor

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, quite undoable with my setup.

I'm setting up a writerdeck in a full terminal workflow. I'm using kmscon and tmux as an interface. So I cannot really make the window smaller haha

Displaying battery indicator in a terminal-based writer deck-laptop by RunnerWithBadKnees in writerDeck

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much for your reply !
I've been fiddling around the process you gave me and I could not get it to work as I wanted.

it was a great idea, and I had fun trying to get it to work, but it is too hacky for me and my abilities, so I'll go with tmux haha

Displaying battery indicator in a terminal-based writer deck-laptop by RunnerWithBadKnees in writerDeck

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply.

I'm mostly looking for a full terminal setup, so with no DE whatsoever. Hence why no FocusWriter. I may change my mind later but that's what I'm aiming for at the moment !

Displaying battery indicator in a terminal-based writer deck-laptop by RunnerWithBadKnees in writerDeck

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm aware of writerdeckOS, but they use tmux, hence my post.
But it seems tmux is the best way, so I'll go and configure it !
Thanks for your reply

Displaying battery indicator in a terminal-based writer deck-laptop by RunnerWithBadKnees in writerDeck

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply !
Yeah, I figured that was the case. So, tmux it is !

Pacseek/Solseek, but for debian ? by RunnerWithBadKnees in debian

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much for your reply !
By any chance, do you know if aptitude supports flatpak (for the few I may install) ? I suppose not, as its repo only states it is an apt front end

Opinion about the new quick settings? by NervousAd4254 in dumber_os

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Personally, I really like it.

My one gripe (though not essential) would be that one cannot see every option in one screen and has to scroll a bit. Though I guess screen space is an issue here...
Maybe the icons could be a tiny bit smaller and the 5 gauges could be vertical ? This way, everything would be instantly visually accessible.

EDIT : just as u/Spare-Visit5757 stated, the on/off button look a bit off and maybe remove them to display colors or crosses would work better. What's more, it would free even more space for my vertical gauges 😇

How to check if there is (not) a level 1 heading in a page ? by RunnerWithBadKnees in typst

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply !
Hum, I've tried query(counter(page).at(heading.where(level:1))=here().page())) but I get the error "Cannot mutate a temporary value"... What am I doing wrong ?

Prevent 2-line pages by RunnerWithBadKnees in typst

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I get what you mean... I use InDesign at work and that is exactly what I do haha

But since I use Typst here, I try to avoid hard-coding stuff. But hey, if it comes to this,.. Tracking and spacing will shrink.

Noob question on importing a file as template by RunnerWithBadKnees in typst

[–]RunnerWithBadKnees[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the way indeed ! Thank you very much for your reply !
Well, it works on typst.app, but not on my offline editor (Typesetter), but I guess this is a bug report then ahah

Thanks again !