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You have the systemd haters to thank for this one. They have wasted so much time talking shiz about a system they did not want to understand and downvoting folks posting about stuff they use. Next time you find something else useful in systemd and wonder “How come nobody told me?”, know that we tried and got drowned out by the cool kids.

Low key this might be one of the more serious distros. Mad respect from a long beard.

the thing still gave a stupid answer

They can’t stop me!

Pandoc does take donations.

The paid version does allow for use from a browser, which I used from Ubuntu a lot. That’s how I got into Fusion360 after headaches with Onshape, FreeCAD and many others. The Fusion360 modeler is very good, and parametric.

However, I understand this solution might not work for you.

Fusion 360 has been great for me. The modeler is very easy and practical for simple folk like me. I use their free edition. I had the paid subscription for a year but then went down to free, which works just as great.

that’s a bingo

Thaumaturgy is a different skillset too. Why don’t they have a team doing this?

It’s sexy and I love it

So much this

1. It’s not impossible to learn if you read the manual. That’s how I learned.
2. If you need my help cos you can’t figure it out, pay me. I don’t work for free.
3. If you’re not paying me, I don’t owe you anything.

SpaceX can suck my ass

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MrBeast should try this

Thanks for the correction, friend. I’ve personally been using OrbStack.

brew install iproute2mac

Also docker is not on homebrew, but there is an installer for it (or you can use Orbstack, which also provides docker). Not everything is on brew, some things may have separate installers, but a very quick google search will help you find all of these.

However, journalctl might be not as helpful on mac - you can install it via brew, but it’s not really mac-native.

As an OG bearded UNIX person, my advice is to learn the platform and stop fighting it - do things on the platform with the native tooling where possible as possible. From the text of your post, it seems to me that you just want to use Linux. I understand how you feel, yet this feeling is signal but not data.

Good luck and safe travels, friend.

Any highlights from the development process? Any particular complication with tooling/libraries used or anything that went better/faster than expected?

Nice tool. What inspired you to make it?

This is how I do it. Emacs has everything you need.