when the calc

Monocraft JetBrainsMono Nerd Font Mono everywhere. Like. E V E R Y W H E R E

“YOU KNOW WHY I CLICK LATER? BECAUSE THERE’S NO OPTION TO CLICK NEVER! I’D LIKE TO CLICK NEVER! I NEVER WANT TO DOWNLOAD THESE STUPID BULLSHIT FUCKING UPDATES EVER AGAIN!”

goober or in Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, which, fun fact, goober was inspired by

anything proprietary

Have you tried OpenTabletDriver?

home-manager. a divine tool for maniacs Nix users that lets you do declarative dotfile management

Just a note taking app with support for different types of notes, templates, fields on notes for metadata etc.

I mostly use it to write down my ideas down and log tasks.

Hyprland. Fast, wayland, tiling, animated. Checks off all the boxes and just works™.

that’s a rare insult

I want “realistic” UI, like macOS 10, not the flat sh*t we see nowadays.

That is just amazing. Glad it works for you.

Typst for typesetting. Definitely underrated.

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Thanks, corrected the post

NixOS is, if you can cope with a custom “config” language that you will have to use everywhere, your perfect fit.

Updates? Just switch to nixpkgs unstable

No x11? Just don’t install it

Encryption? Just use the config options

LTS? If you really want to, just stick to the fixed release channels and have a month of support after next release.

Hardware? Enormous hardware support range, although I don’t recommend you run it on a Raspberry pi 3b. (it almost exploded)

Preference towards larger projects? Ooooh yeah its a… gigantic project. And also not to mention nixpkgs is H U G E

Yeah, did get these sorts of issues with the same setup (me when im a nixos user). Tested both kitty and hyprland transparency, they were both kinda borked. After some time, tearing commenced and i turned off all transparency.

Kitty with catppuccin and 50%-ish transparency. Works like a charm. And also if you add something like what kitti3 does (look it up on github), will be even better.

maybe the efi partition is full if you are on uefi?

nixos. make containers, easy encryption and firewall config, immutable /etc and a lot of small stuff that makes this more secure