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Kanban board for Linux
(lemmy.ml)
Just keep reading in the lidarr section 🤤
In which country is the protonvpn server?
Thx. I didn't knew it was that bad
This is Patrick.
Despite the market domination of Apple's iOS
Since when?
Why would anyone ddos you? Ddos costs money andor effort. Noone is going to waste that on you. Maybe dos but not ddos. And the troll will go away after some time as well. There's no gain in dosing you. Why would anyone hack your static website? For the lulz? If everything is https encrypted on your local net how does a hacker infest everything on your network?
Usually people recommend what they use and like. A majority of people is on ubuntu/mint. Hence, they recommend that. I don't like apt and I'd never send someone in the debian world unless they want a server. But nowadays the package manager doesn't matter too much anyway. You should use flatpaks first, and then distrobox, nix, or native (rpm). You won't feel a real difference between major distros because you don't interact with the underlying system too much.
Fedora is perfect for beginners. And especially atomic versions as you said are great for beginners. Atomic versions are not good for tinkerers, so if you send someone who wants to customize his experience heavily, he's going to have a hard time on atomic versions as a beginner. A casual pc user who will edit docs and browse internet prpfits immensely from fedora and atomic version. Fedora has awesome defaults and a new user does not need to care about recent advances in linux because fedora implements them already. Especially ublue improves upon fedora's ecosystem.
That was not an opinion
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Cycle through windows | apps
(lemmy.ml)
Following is very subjective and probably varies from distro to distro, de to de, app to app, user to user.
For the longest time, I believed Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab was the only way of navigation through apps and windows. Many years ago, some editor introduced me to the behavior that Ctrl+Tab switches to the last used tab. I hated that behavior. I didn't understand it and it was annoying. Luckily you could switch to the old way (in my experience) which I did.
How do you guys cycle through windows?
What is the best way for switching? Is there a standard or at least an attempt for a standard? Or at least a name for different styles?
App / Window switching
I switch and highlight apps by pressing Meta+Tab, or Meta+Shift+Tab. This works very good. I use PaperWM, a window tiling feature in GNOME such that I have no overlapping windows and don't need to care about the position of the windows anymore for the most part. When I press Ctrl+i, the window to the right of the highlighted window moves below the current window and both adjust in size to half the screen.
Cycle right isn't the proper way of going forward doesn't apply here anymore unless I define it as a zig zag movement.
Luckily, we have arrow keys. With, Meta+[Up,Down,Left,Right] I can move to any window. The shortcoming is that I need two hands because Meta is on the left and the arrow are on the right side of the keyboard. Having to use two hands is a big no-go for a fundamental command in my opinion. What's the solution to this? Ctrl+[W,S,A,D]? Does it clash with other main fundamental keybindings?
Kate uses Alt+Arrow to cycle through tabs. It uses Ctrl+Tab to cycle through time.
If you use Ctrl+Arrow to cycle through the windows, you can use Ctrl+(Shift+)Tab for cycling through time, i.e. last used tab/window.
In the browser, I navigate via Ctrl+Tab. There are no tabs below the current tab. btw, why not, mozilla? Kate and Pulsar (Atom successor) have Ctrl+N as the default for a new document (and hence tab).
For consistency, I want to use either Ctrl+T or Ctrl+N for a new document/window. Which standard do you guys use and prefer? Other apps with other keybindings?
Ctrl+Tab is good for a linear movement but Ctrl+Arrow is more logical.
I used to use Alt+F4 to quit apps. Recently, I discovered that you can use Ctrl+w to quit a tab and Ctrl+q to close a window. Wouldn't it be better to use Ctrl+q to close a tab and Meta+q to close the window?
Currently, I default to
- Ctrl+Arrow is for tab bidimensional motion.
- Meta+Arrow is for window bidimensional motion.
- Ctrl+Tab is for tab time-dimensional motion.
- Meta+Tab is for window time-dimensional motion.
- Which is better Ctrl+T or Ctrl+N for a new tab/document? Is it good that there is a distinction?
- Shift always reverses the action
I can't find a way to customize the keybindings in firefox, does that mean that I have to default to [Ctrl,Meta]+Tab to cycle through tabs/windows?
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GravitySpoiled
joined 2 years ago
Thank you! I'll check it out later again. I'll try using distrobox or nix
edit: I installed firefox and jabref with nix and it works out of the box. I didn't have to adjust anything, yet the extensions loads very long sometimes. Sometimes it can't find anything.