Yeah but I keep trying to pipe the output back into the original file which ends up empty due to how pipe and redirect interact.
I know there must be a grown-up way to do it but I inevitably resort to writing it to filename2 and then running mv filename2 filename.

I’m in Lavender Town

Thank you Douglas Adams

Dang. No way to jump straight to input mode? Probably not without a soldering iron.

If you ask me for help, I will install Linux on your computer.
It’s your fault for trusting me.

The only problems I’ve had with DP are when I have to put it through an adapter to turn it into HDMI for a display that didn’t have DP input.

Video over USB-C just ends up being Display Port, doesn’t it? I guess it depends on the subtype of USB.

The transformation into crochety old man is complete. This AI being shoehorned into everything can get off my damn lawn too.

My next TV purchase will be based on which models have Display Port.

…And which don’t have smart features, but that’s a given.

Ooh, I’m just learning about systemd-nspawn, now I want to try it.

Shoot, wasn’t David Tennant in that too?

Okay, the scene in the Colin Farrell/Anton Yelchin Fright Night remake where Farrell’s vampire character can’t pass the threshold so he goes out back, digs up the water line, and yanks on it real hard to fracture the threshold itself was some great lore manipulation.

You got me curious, so I looked it up.
This isn’t a “let me google that for you”, it’s an “I’m joining you on this journey”.

https://develop.kde.org/docs/apps/dolphin/service-menus/
(KDE)

Looks like you drop a .desktop file into ~/.local/share/kio/servicemenus.
Name the file extensions, write your Exec= line, fill in a couple other details like what icon to use and what it should be called in the right-click menu, save it, and you’re done.
I imagine it’s similar in xfce.

sudo rm -fr /* is short for sudo rm --for-real /*