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Yeah it has surprisingly low boiler plate for a bubch of useful stuff. Have all my systemd services in one file, and all my custom scripts that i package and put into bin in another folder. It allows you to have very exotic setups without hinging all of it on some random script you put in bin in 2020.
Everyone saying nixos the next arch but we are all traumatized so we dont even recommend it /hj. But actually dont use it, youre gonna give up or spend hundreds of hours crafting the perfect deployable system which youre never gonna deploy on anything other than your single laptop that has nixos.
Thats pretty much like crowley loosing his soul for a larger penis in supernatural. Reality rhymes with fiction?
I think i defined cd as a function for interactive shells or something. I dont remember and i dont have my computer so yeah. It should look something like this: cd() {builtin cd “$@” && eza}
Yazi is nice but when im navigating shorter directory structures i prefer cd. Question of personal preference as all of this is.
Very useful tip: i have ls aliased to eza which is ls with eyecandy, I have la aliased to eza -a and I have cd aliased to cd && eza which makes navigating folders very easy. I also aliased … to cd … for convenience. I know a lot of people are purists about the terminal but i think this is a good ballance between convenience and simplicity. Doesnt do a lot of the cursed stuff ricers like to do.
Its the first time my peers are actually asking me about switching to linux. Sweden is an extremely techbro country, which i say because they have all the newest gadgets and then cant open a file for fucks sake.