Victor

I would swap the two characters in this image. I’m the user initiating the upgrade and the system is like “come on, not every day, right?”

As a badminton player, we have the same length socks.

You really do not. You’re all good.

Is it even foosball…

Same with my Arch install btw, suspend works fine. 🤷‍♂️

This juxtaposition.

Okay, thanks.

What’s about Tuta? Is that good enough as protection?

Pineapple pizza crew, right here everyone! 🙋‍♂️ Gather round!

😆 Awesome. Never too late though, enjoy!

Right on! Welcome to the family! 🤌🤌

It was the D: drive, maybe they have write permission on that drive.

But for real, why would the agent be given the ability to run system commands in the first place? That sounds like a gargantuan security risk.

I think the average user only cares about that if they have to do it again. Or to help a friend perhaps. But then the answer would be “use nix” and that’s not super helpful if you’re offering support. 😆

I’ve had to go back to investigate certain things when installing a new system but it’s all in the Arch wiki for me, and sometimes there’s even newer and better ways of doing stuff after a while so just keeping my system set once and for all might not be what I really want anyway.

Change is life. 😌

even if I were to just upgrade my whole system tomorrow, it wouldn’t be for using W11.

Right, but if you did, you’d pick W11, I assume, if you’re a Windows user? No reason to choose an abandoned version.

In which way is it weird? It’s different, but how is it weird?

No need to apologize, you’re allowed your opinions and feelings.

I would suggest reading the manual page for argparse thoroughly from top to bottom of you haven’t already. I struggled with argparse at first too, but it’s because I skimmed the manual instead of reading it.

I would also read through all of the manual, and you’ll find useful idiomatic fish things like not setting PATH directly, but using fish_add_path, among other things. 👍

I just installed fish shell a few years ago. Best scripting language I’ve come across. No need to remember all this weird bash syntax you have to look up every time you want to use it. All of fish shell fits in your working memory, seriously. It’s tiny.

Something that actually activates the brain again, for example.

I like gofile.io. 🤷‍♂️ Not self-hosted but hey.

No no, there isn’t “no benefit”. There’s just very little gain, compared to the effort. The average Linux user definitely will not care about reproducibility. 😅 So the effort required to either add Nix stuff to an existing distro or install NixOS itself will just be wasted effort for most people, I imagine. Myself included.

As a power user, I’m still not interested. Chezmoi serves me more than well to sync between my work laptop and my main desktop PC, because I’m running Arch on both systems and I still haven’t had the need to reproduce a system in over a decade with Arch. 🥰 So stable.

But yeah if you reinstall frequently or manage a lot of machines daily then it might be worth looking into. 👌