It’ll be 11 years soon.

Former IT and current farmer. I just did everything in the terminal.

Closest I’ve come to any of that black magic hotkey fuckery is I’ve learned to hold shift when I drag to get it to snap to my tiling setup in KDE. Oh and Alt-tab for window switching and Meta-Tab for Activities.

I’m pretty much ready for Sway as you can tell.

Why would they not supply some default decorations when none are available?

Jesus, Gnome is such a shitshow.

I just tried that now (didn’t know it was a thing) and it’s not a very satisfactory solution if I’m moving monitors. When I get it to where I want, I can’t just double-click to max it again like I can dragging the title bar. Can’t say I’ll use that.

Alternatively, use Gear Lever for managing Appimages.

I remember being able to install Affinity via wine quite a while ago, I think they made some changes that broke that. Good to see someone has gotten it working again.

It is much more accurate if you use the pump. I tried just measuring the pressure in the tube from the water column, it was all over the board and the resolution sucked, probably 10X worse. Using the pump fixes that because you aren’t just measuring how much the water compresses the air, you’re measuring exactly what pressure it takes to push out the bottom, which is exactly the water column. It doesn’t take much of a pump if all you’re pressing against is a few feet of water. Something like this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009288427024.html

I’d just tie it to a heavy nut and drop it in the well. I probably wouldn’t even measure it, just calibrate on some known water levels and watch it for a while.

If you want an accurate measurement, you can put a tube that exits below the lowest water level you expect. Put a pressure sensor like an MPX2102 and an aquarium pump on the tube. When you turn on the pump and it starts bubbling out the tube at the bottom, the pressure you measure on the sensor will be relative to the height of the water column above the tube opening. 1"wc is approximately 249.082 pascals or 0.0361263 psi

I use this method on my brewbot for measuring the amount of water in the kettles for strike and sparging. It’s accurate to within a 100mL or so, at least with the ADC I’m using on my controller. You might need a slightly different sensor depending on the over height of water column you plan to measure.

Fixed.

Thanks. Yah, afaik pocket-tts hasn’t built anything but English yet. It’s pretty new.

Good to hear you got it to build. The base project seems to move fast so I just set this up to require a local build which will pull the pocket-TTS current code in directly.

I guess I could post a GHCR image, but I’ve never done that. I just build my own images, it’s pretty quick and then they’re up to date.

Thanks, I forgot to link that. I guess it’s in the README in any case.

Create a cloud flare accounts and change the name servers at you current registrars to what cloudflare gives you when you try to migrate. Its best practice to split up registrar and DNS anyway. then create an API token so your reverse proxy can build records and certbot a new cert.

What’s a computer, Mom? I have Gnome!

Oh god, my eyes…

Zorin is nothing but marketing bullshit, and ripping off OSS and branding it.

What rock do you live under if you’re using MySQL over MariaDB?

Thx!

Kubuntu is a buggy mess every time I’ve tried it over the last decade, which is probably half a dozen times. Pretty much anything else seems to handle Plasma fine, Fedora has been the least hassle one of the lot. And I’ve used Linux for over 25 years.